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You're comparing a 10+ year old company with a company that has a product in beta. I don't think this is a valid comparison. I'm sure they'll provide enterprise

• Kalium 5y ago
  Yes, I am. You're absolutely right. I'm doing so in order to illustrate what it is about mature closed-source enterprise software offerings that makes them acceptable to use. Otherwise it amounts to using a random binary blob and hoping it does what you want it to. Without any ability to check its internals yourself (short of RE) or any legal backing. Some might opine that that's completely reasonable, but I think many might find it an unreasonable risk for an enterprise to take. Regardless of how new the vendor may be. Again, you're completely right about the comparison I am making. I hope I've been able to clarify my reasons.