sbwinter2

Yes, I downloaded from the archives. To me, the whole argument of no longer supporting older OSs has never made sense to me since software is supported all of the time for older OSs. When they came out with V1, 10.10-14 was already no longer supported by Apple. That doesn't mean there isn't an audience for that software. In fact, THOSE are often the people that really need the software since they can't use the Adobe products (regardless of the subscription BS). Computer people often keep older OSs for valid reasons, and I am one of them. Thanks for your info, though. If I can't use Affinity on my older systems along with my newer one, then I have to find something else.

Thanks, so that means, even though I can still download V1, I can only run the trial and then the product is dead. What a shame that they cut off older OSs. That was one of their strengths, along with the perpetual licenses. I guess this isn't a solution after all.

I am finally considering buying Affinity after continuing to use CS4 on an older laptop with 10.10. I am looking for a universal solution that can work on three laptops - that 10.10 one, one with 10.12, and one with 10.15. V2 only works on 10.15 and newer, but V1 works on 10.10 and 10.12. If I buy the universal license, can I use it with V2 and V1, or do I also have to buy V1, making this an overall more expensive purchase. I also realize that there is no backwards compatibility from V2 to V1 (like you can with Adobe products by saving down), which may be a problem, but you can save up from V1 to V2. I was hoping this would be a logical replacement for my Adobe products, especially photoshop, but now I am not as sure.