Can someone enlighten me about one thing. I kind of like deno when it came to its package management. I hate npm and I liked that deno tried to disrupt ecosyst

Can someone enlighten me about one thing. I kind of like deno when it came to its package management. I hate npm and I liked that deno tried to disrupt ecosystem. Now when deno bent over and accepted npm reality, is it possible that few years later they'll just switch over to it entirely and abandon their old ways of packaging? I understand that it's easier to sell deno to developers when they can import npm package. And deno wants to make money, so taking a hard stance is a bad financial option in the short term. Still I'd love to take a bet on deno. But if deno is just another npm... Well, setting up node + typescript + eslint + prettier sucks, but not so much.