This is a benefit (non-commercial) FOSS has over software authoring in commercial corporations. Developers get to call the shots, and usually, don't bend to su

This is a benefit (non-commercial) FOSS has over software authoring in commercial corporations. Developers get to call the shots, and usually, don't bend to such passing fads. > I don't even know how I would do it. Depends on the software you're writing of course, but the core would probably be some libraries with C (and maybe other language) bindings, some command-line executables, and anything else - above that.