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> Really depends on what you're developing, what for and in which language. And? That doesnt change the fact that it's a valid reason from using closed-source
by non-entity 6y ago
> Really depends on what you're developing, what for and in which language.
And? That doesnt change the fact that it's a valid reason from using closed-source operating systems, even if you're involved in other open source development and advocacy.
Ok it appears I made of mistake on extrapolating your criticism of the use of close-sourced operating systems to apply to closed sources software in generally, however from your profile you appear to be one such zealot as I mentioned.
> Closed or obfuscated? Virus!
So according to you any of the aforementioned proprietary firmware is somehow a "virus".
- LockAndLol 6y ago> That doesnt change the fact that it's a valid reason from using closed-source operating systems True. > So according to you any of the aforementioned proprietary firmware is somehow a "virus". It's a joke a colleague made and I found it funny. I do work in closed source myself.