> Are you going to complain that open source software destroys the income of developers too? Even open source software needs support, maintenance, optimization

> Are you going to complain that open source software destroys the income of developers too? Even open source software needs support, maintenance, optimization and customization. Even if Linux is OSS, Google still has their own in-house kernel team (and I bet the same happens downstream at Samsung). Apple with LLVM is another example. Some people/companies are willing to pay to get more features/support/bugfixes for FOSS projects, and there's always going to be more work to do. I can't think of any open source project that was ever finished; for an example of the opposite, look at Wine.