... and ...If I could get just a little bit technical, for a moment, ... when Microsoft decides to cease support of certain very basic programming libraries that underlie Windows, which they have in the move to Windows 10, a lot of other software developers are just SOL! (for speakers of languages other than English, a profane way of saying "out of luck!") I'm maintaining a dedicated machine for Vue and Maya that runs Windows 7 professional because that operating system supports some utility programs that are absolutely critical to my Vue work. But which went the way of all flesh awhile ago, and since the companies that made them no longer exist, the software aren't going to run on Windows 10, either. This is going to be a very chill, cold next year for me as a Vue model developer. But, this kind of thing happens, and it is not the fault of E-On Software.