I wonder if this kind of behavior is not creating an obstacle for their move towards opening their own software and convincing people to use it outside of the W

I wonder if this kind of behavior is not creating an obstacle for their move towards opening their own software and convincing people to use it outside of the Windows environment. I'm sure all these nice new things have OS licenses that protect their users, but who knows in which direction this will develop. People have become pretty sceptic of the Oracle owned line of technology as well recently.