Or Blender, or the GIMP, or FLStudio, or AutoCAD, or Visual Studio, or Lightroom (Classic), or Filezilla, or Photoshop, or or or or...

And while you might think that the above obviates my argument, when was the last time something new came out? All the best software we have nowadays is old, designed before current standards

Because the lifecycle of a modern startup is:

- Deliver a minimum viable product, maximally optimized for signups ("growth")

- Work on it until you can brag about a nice, consistent, exponential growth curve

- If you haven't run out of money and burned by this point, you get acquired and win the startup lottery

- The product gets shut down

There's no place in this lifecycle to develop a product to its full potential.