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If my memory serves, the stated justification for not going open source was copyright and trademark protection. Apparently, that is no longer a concern, if it e
by naruhodo 1y ago
If my memory serves, the stated justification for not going open source was copyright and trademark protection. Apparently, that is no longer a concern, if it ever really was.
Now I'm bracing for them to drop support for Java Edition entirely and go strictly Bedrock in a couple of years.
Perhaps Minecraft 2.0 is finally nearing release.
- arielcostas 1y agoActually, there was technically a Minecraft 2.0 release, but it was an april fools prank in 2013. Relevant wiki link: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_2.0 https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_2.0
- rbits 1y agoI don't see that happening any time soon. Too many people at Mojang care about the Minecraft Java Edition community too much.