The opposite is the case. Commercial software has a higher risk of becoming unavailable, because of missing licenses, acquisitions, insolvencies and other thin

The opposite is the case. Commercial software has a higher risk of becoming unavailable, because of missing licenses, acquisitions, insolvencies and other things that simply do not affect FOSS. I have been using Audacity, Gimp, OpenOffice / LibreOffice, Thunderbird and Firefox for many years now and I don't see them disappearing anytime soon. > I think the constant flux and reluctance to just move on is holding them back. The reasons are not FOSS or privacy, but underinvestment and incompetence.