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it was from a guy with a considerable amount of money (and experience on Maya) compared to [most] people who use Blender daily... open source is not atypical,
by luqtas 2y ago
it was from a guy with a considerable amount of money (and experience on Maya) compared to [most] people who use Blender daily...
open source is not atypical, i think. Linux basically runs more than half of the computers worldwide, 3D printing software is FOSS as far as i'm aware, Godot is one of the biggest Github projects, programming languages are open-source, novel techniques of sound synthesis are already surfing on stuff like Csound/SuperCollider (which both are decades old and FOSS), a bunch of atemporal FOSS text-editors on the hand of a bunch of developers developing closed-source stuff and the list goes on
- gorbypark 2y agoOpen source rules the hidden parts of nearly everything (servers, programming languages, etc). It's atypical for user facing software to be open source and "world class". Of course there are exceptions (like Blender, for example) but generally the commercial version of user facing software is more advanced/well liked/industry standard.