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He's had the same views for many years. He just reintroduces them based on the popular closed nuance of the day. In the 90s, it was Microsoft, not Apple. He
by jmspring 10y ago
He's had the same views for many years. He just reintroduces them based on the popular closed nuance of the day. In the 90s, it was Microsoft, not Apple.
He has valid points, but the general world of software is much more open and diverse and companies are doing things in the public more -- on github, etc. There is still a need to make money to pay people, and, well, there will be closed source and other paths the pay that way.