When you talk with them: They don't consider their solution to be a software product. It's integrated directly with specific hardware and specific drivers. In my discussions with them, they have zero interest in supporting multiple motherborads, GPUs brands, and drive solutions. They have 1 specific hardware/software combo that also gives them the opportunity for an elevated customer support experience - which they consider as important as the color science / color grading experience itself.
Can someone explain the bizarre inexplicable insistance on not releasing a full, software-only version for Windows???
When you talk with them: They don't consider their solution to be a software product. It's integrated directly with specific hardware and specific drivers. In my discussions with them, they have zero interest in supporting multiple motherborads, GPUs brands, and drive solutions. They have 1 specific hardware/software combo that also gives them the opportunity for an elevated customer support experience - which they consider as important as the color science / color grading experience itself.