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Healthy and not extremely niche Free Software projects don't disappear. My software stack I rely on daily mostly barely changed in 15 and more years. The amoun
by ZoomZoomZoom 8mo ago
Healthy and not extremely niche Free Software projects don't disappear. My software stack I rely on daily mostly barely changed in 15 and more years.
The amount of businesses closed, sold and products abandoned or swapped for the more controlled/exploitable ones is numerous, on the other hand.
- 1shooner 8mo ago>Healthy and not extremely niche Free Software projects don't disappear. This sounds a lot like a circular definition.
- ZoomZoomZoom 8mo agoNot really? One is the cause (bad management/tech debt/problematic architecture/no public interest, etc.), the second is the effect.
- philipallstar 8mo agoIt looks as though your definition of healthy is "survived"; i.e. projects that survived have survived.