> I personally like the "open source Xyz" because I instantly know what the product is supposed to do. But that assumes that you're already familiar with the n

> I personally like the "open source Xyz" because I instantly know what the product is supposed to do. But that assumes that you're already familiar with the non-open-source software referenced. I've never used Cursor so I have no idea what it can or can't do. I'm pretty sure I would never have discovered Inkscape if it had consistently been described as an “open-source Illustrator” as I've simply never used Adobe software.