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If there is an inherent agility to team-based, distributed free software development, then it will definitely be increasingly hard for organizations with any si
by justindz 19y ago
If there is an inherent agility to team-based, distributed free software development, then it will definitely be increasingly hard for organizations with any significant inertia to stay in play once their problem domain has been noticed.
I wonder if that means that companies will either need to become smaller and more talented to compete or work on a project with a high up-front cost or high infrastructure cost over the long haul. The last option because it would be hard to distribute those costs across a free team and then recoup them.
- cstejerean 19y agocompanies will probably start working on projects that don't get as much traction in the OSS land because they're not particularly "interesting" problems for hackers to solve.