This addresses the lack of convenience in existing tooling, but not the core of the problem of FOSS sustainability. I believe to solve the problem two things m

This addresses the lack of convenience in existing tooling, but not the core of the problem of FOSS sustainability. I believe to solve the problem two things must happen: * Users evaluate how exactly much they benefit from particular software and services, and how much they'd lose in utility if their option of choice disappeared. * Maintainers find out what matters to real users and offer them good bargains to fund their development roadmap and maintenance service level. See https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-project/message/3735cd91750a1214443a283546391b72 https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-project/message/3735cd917...