> reliance of big companies to critical projects while not helping them, and in tons of cases not even trying to help them, is not unheard of. The fact is that

> reliance of big companies to critical projects while not helping them, and in tons of cases not even trying to help them, is not unheard of. The fact is that if those critical projects folded, the big companies would just take over the software 90% of the time - which is supposed to be a positive feature of open source. The other 10% of the time, the reason the software was profitable for the big company is because people were working on it for free. Maybe the solution is to stop writing all of this corporate software for free, or at least AGPL it.