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Big for-profit companies have always been marketing against open source software; before, they would say that because it's free; it means that it's insecure and
by jondubois 8y ago
Big for-profit companies have always been marketing against open source software; before, they would say that because it's free; it means that it's insecure and low quality.
Because it's now obvious that this is not true, for-profit companies have resorted to focusing their marketing on the idea that it's "too much effort to manage and scale" open source software.
- user5994461 8y ago>>> they would say that because it's free; it means that it's insecure and low quality. It's not free, it costs money to setup and keep running. It's also often abandoned and unmaintained.