Every time there is a new version of the Symantec compiler I upgrade to it, but this inevitably coincides with the introduction of a new collection of bugs. Sometimes the compiler itself is buggy, and it takes time to realize it. In theory all bugs are reproducible. In practice it may takes months before some bugs can be at least approximately described. From then on they have only a few hours of life.
People are skeptical.
They surrender before the first difficulties and I cannot help them. In many cases transferring the data to a Mac is still cumbersome and time-consuming. Previous software kept chemical researchers into a state of ignorance. Many of them don't understand topics like TPPI or even manual phase correction. SwaN-MR didn't prove able to invert the situation.