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by WarOnPrivacy
777 days ago
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> Open source can never "win" a consumer market Perhaps open source doesn't devalue consumers in a way that they are a thing to be won - not even in aggregate. The network devices in my home are open source, as is most of the OS. With my customers it's a mix - but where there is open source, it pretty much just works. Meanwhile, any complaining is typically due to the ongoing poor treatment by Microsoft, Intuit, et al. |
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You can win a market, that doesn't mean you're winning the participants. You could at best be winning them over, which is a positive for anyone.
> The network devices in my home are open source, as is most of the OS.
The software on those devices is open source, or in other words, the companies selling your devices are using OSS to power them (or you yourself installed software mostly created for this purpose by similar companies).