I don't know. All of the stuff that they are talking about in the article are things that are of interest to business... message queueing and iot and databases.

I don't know. All of the stuff that they are talking about in the article are things that are of interest to business... message queueing and iot and databases. I can see having the source code as an insurance policy against the vendor going bust, i don't see how these projects are of interest to people. The number of open source projects that I think actually matter in the cyberpunk dystopian future we all live in is really small. I stopped believing the hype about open source a long time ago. All that change the world BS makes everyone feel great...you are a revolutionary because you use VI or Debian...without having to do anything that might cost them something. Witness all the helplessness and rage expressed when distros went to systemd. Literally source available, more choice than ever, and Linux running on billions of devices...but it's never quite good enough. How dare you oppress me! I don't know which freedom we are talking about anymore. It seems to be available either in abundance or not at all depending on who you ask.