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Open source doesn't make software inherently better, more reliable or secure. Without a dedicated development direction that is supported financially, you are b
by upupandup 4y ago
Open source doesn't make software inherently better, more reliable or secure. Without a dedicated development direction that is supported financially, you are banking on the generosity of the github author.
I have no problem with paid tools, I do have an issue with Stallmanism, gaslighting micro-ISV as evil, while telling OSS devs to suck it up and ask for donations to fund their widely used work.
- solarkraft 4y agoI don't have an issue with paid tools either. I have an issue with non-extensibility and relying on small companies that may go out of business at any moment. You could arguably remediate the former issue with a good plugin API. Then again this program may not be aimed at developers, but more at designers, which may care a bit less about extensibility and covering special use cases.