> Yes, and so can Intel decide to make a new processor line that breaks all >versions of Windows and MacOS. Yes, but you can delay that affecting you by not buying a new computer. I still run Windows XP on an old laptop, for example.
But Adobe can automatically update everyone's Flash Player and break every Flex app out there almost overnight. Ariel Jakobovits Email: arielj...@yahoo.com Phone: 650-690-2213 Fax: 650-641-0031 Cell: 650-823-8699 ________________________________ From: Arturo Alvarado <art...@centraldcom.com> To: flex-dev@incubator.apache.org Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 12:37 PM Subject: Re: Can Adobe kill Apache Flex From: "Charles Monteiro" <char...@monteirosfusion.com> > thanks for the input, let me put it another way. Adobe can change the > runtime anytime they want. They have not made the runtime code accessible > to the Apache Flex project. Its within the realm of possibility that they > can change something in the runtime that breaks for example current Flex > 4.6 apps. Since you don't have the runtime code accessible how will you go > about fixing the issue. Yes, and so can Intel decide to make a new processor line that breaks all versions of Windows and MacOS. Even if you had access to the runtime code, browser vendors could choose to block it. Many thing CAN happen, however, what you are suggesting is unlikely. If you are looking for an 100% guarantee solution, nothing is guaranteed. It's almost as likely as Apple deciding at any point to make Objective C apps no longer compatible with IOS devices, and "force" developers to use, ILang (I'll copyright that one). Arturo Alvarado
