On the other hand, no DRM is immune to being cracked. > Of course, it’s currently unclear if a software development tool can remain relevant for many years aft

On the other hand, no DRM is immune to being cracked. > Of course, it’s currently unclear if a software development tool can remain relevant for many years after it is effectively unmaintained, so maybe this isn’t that interesting of a question. I wonder if there has ever been a company that pledged to release the source code of their software in the case of bankruptcy, e.g. as part of the purchase/license agreement so that if the company is bought in a bankruptcy auction, the new owners can't change their minds. Although I guess in that case, the incentive to pirate the software goes up lol