Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

> Well the amount of changes and improvements in the upgrade 
> are not an opinion; just how important they are is an 
> opinion. :o) And if they aren't, well then don't pay and 
> don't upgrade. :o)

Yes. I guess that's the bottom line, but there does come a point when people
will stop being willing to pay when they keep finding the upgrades
disappointing. As with me.


> That doesn't matter. You didn't buy those features in the 
> first release.

I understand your point of view, but I suspect you understand mine too.


> > Like Expose. Sheesh. Windows has had
> > similar functionality (although not as flashy) through its task bar 
> > since 1995.
> 
> That's a very far-fetched comparison.

How so? It is true.

> Anyway like I said, 
> this is beside the point. You get new things you didn't pay 
> for the last time, you pay for them. And actually I didn't 
> even mean things like Expose.

That's true. It just wasn't enough to make me feel like I really got an
upgrade.

Kamm