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If they employ the core team, and own the immaterial rigths, they could 1. Make next version propietary, or particially propietary 2. Keep updating the closed
by arka2147483647 4y ago
If they employ the core team, and own the immaterial rigths, they could
1. Make next version propietary, or particially propietary
2. Keep updating the closed version, no more core team for open version
3. After some time the open version is too oudated, too far behind the propietary version
4. Ambiquity on lisencing also deteriorates intrest
For examples see, Qt, MySql, Java
- skybrian 4y agoIt's true that the health of an open source fork isn't guaranteed when there's a split, but OpenJDK looks healthy? I haven't been following Java much.