The businesses that win in that way (VHS vs beta) do so because there is money flowing. It is unclear that with docker they really have much income, and enterp

The businesses that win in that way (VHS vs beta) do so because there is money flowing. It is unclear that with docker they really have much income, and enterprise software projects that perhaps make up most of their income are frequently rewritten with new toolsets. Therefore, it is uncertain there will be commercial traction in 5 years... particularly because docker has (according to this thread) already lost the open source feature set battle (targeting a demographic which, incidentally, tends to shun marketing). Hence, house of cards.