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That depends on the situation. There are certainly some pieces of software for which I feel that it is more important that it merely functions well at some task
by oakwhiz 13y ago
That depends on the situation. There are certainly some pieces of software for which I feel that it is more important that it merely functions well at some task, and closed-source software is acceptable for that purpose. There are other situations where closed-source software makes me uncomfortable because I do not have certain guarantees about its security, reliability, or flexibility. I would say that the majority of situations are better served by open-source software, but not everybody feels that way.