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No, it's not like that at all. My original point was that most end-users don't care about the license. Implied was that most end-users determine the state of th
by mdb31 4y ago
No, it's not like that at all. My original point was that most end-users don't care about the license. Implied was that most end-users determine the state of the market, but whatever.
So, here I am, 4 downvotes to my name for stating the obvious. Despite years of membership, I don't have downvote privileges, so I guess I just have to bow to the galaxy-sized minds that have this ability, and deal with the crumbs that do leave a reply, however utterly misguided?
- monocasa 4y agoThey don't care... until they do. And once you do care as a user FOSS gives you more options since you can invest either time or money to fix your problems, and the market of who you can give money to support you isn't artificially constrained by IP access.