[HellDunkel]

How about calling it mature software? There comes a point in the lifecycle of certain software products where adding new features or minor improvements does not necessarily provide enough value to justify an update for everybody. I can see beauty in that. Often times the upgrade also comes with drawbacks such as increased loading times, new bugs or additional hardware requirements. It can be quite satisfying to realize that what you have does the job and there is no need to take the risk of an update. It makes you feel good about the product and adds to the respect you have for its devs. All in for mature software.

[lallysingh]

I get your point but "mature" is already used for "not new" software a lot.