> The only thing you’re saying here is that you don’t recognize its value and you don’t want to pay for it. No, wait, you don’t want businesses—fully capable or

> The only thing you’re saying here is that you don’t recognize its value and you don’t want to pay for it. No, wait, you don’t want businesses—fully capable organizations who can pay—to pay for it. No, I communicated my point clearly that I find it disappointing for the shift. I understand that a business needs to be viable but I'm commenting on the fact that they probably wouldn't have the mass adoption that they have now if Docker Desktop had the licensing structure today that it had from the beginning. The whole internet basically runs on Linux which is largely supported by monetary donations and companies making source code contributions so let's not forget that alternative altogether.