I don’t get why big companys are afraid of open source software.
I know that monetizing open source is hard but in exchange they would have 8 billion programmers ready, for free!
Even if they do like redhat , as controversial as it is right now, they would be better off than just closing the source.
I would be willing to pay to have the license to modify my own software even if I couldn’t redistribute it afterwards.
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Because of anti-customer features. Hard to implement those in a FOSS project, without a fork undermining you.
I’ll just leave here the response from obsidian. If you can extract truthful reason from this corp double speak, please share
