With "source available" I understand that I am very likely buying a product. Unless it is something like "freeware". I probably don't need the source, but at le

With "source available" I understand that I am very likely buying a product. Unless it is something like "freeware". I probably don't need the source, but at least I might have option to check how something works or verify something. Or even use it to report a bug, which I then have to hope they fix. At least it is a step up from close source software. Which I am fine with. Most of the time I don't really need to know how something works anyway.