Maybe you actually answered your own question but didn't know it?
If Serif already had an existing line of older products and wanted to 'reboot' them, they couldn't launch a range on Windows as far as I see it?
Here's why: A new version of existing software with so much fewer features than the old ones and is not even compatable with the old one is never going to go down well, so wouldn't they actually be forced to establish a new brand and new product that is not in conflict with the old one until such time as users of the old products see that actually they might be getting less features, but they just work better - so give them what they want at the time they realise they want it, don't force it down their throats as 'this is the future you didn't ask for' ?
If you re-read what is said, 2 of their devs (great program guys xx) have basically just said that everything that makes this what it is doesn't need it to run on Apple. You say 'a wasted chance' but I think they're waiting because they have to. Any business decision made by even small companies is rarely an accident
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