It's not closed source. They're source available. Which I would argue is better than both Open and Closed source. It provides the flexibility of open source wi

It's not closed source. They're source available. Which I would argue is better than both Open and Closed source. It provides the flexibility of open source with the benefit of being supported and maintained by an actual company that has actual resources. There are percentage wise very few open source projects that have full time resources on them. There are so many tools/projects that if you report a bug to them that bug isn't getting fixed and if you create a PR to fix it it's nto getting merged because the maintainer has moved on with their lives and maintain it as a minor tiny hobby with 1-2 hours a month (if that) and there are tons where they've been taken over for vital maintainance only by a hardcore few that maintain lots of tools since the original maintainer has moved on. This annoys me about open source. It feels super unprofessional and normally we only get something that is maintained properly when it's closed source.