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What I see in my day to day life is that OSS is generally behind paid systems. I use a bunch of software that I feel annoyed by because they are not as good and
by KaoruAoiShiho 7y ago
What I see in my day to day life is that OSS is generally behind paid systems. I use a bunch of software that I feel annoyed by because they are not as good and are not developing as fast as expensive proprietary alternatives.
Something that can really boost OSS community would be really good, but all I see in the market today are attacks on OSS. For example the recent amazon-mongodb debacle where a proprietary system is stealing money from an open project.