> seeing their original massive OSS project now only achieve what's 'required' and nothing more If they were only doing "what's required" they would have ditch

> seeing their original massive OSS project now only achieve what's 'required' and nothing more If they were only doing "what's required" they would have ditched their upstream first approach to fixes and the only ones seeing their code would be paying customers, or people who the paying customers distributed the code to. The fact that they are still one of the primary contributors not only to the upstream linux kernel but countless other open source projects pretty much by definition means that they are still going well above and beyond "what's required". If you don't like their direction, fine, but pretending like they are entirely freeloading and doing nothing for the broader open source community really weakens your position.