I don't really see the point in your article. There are literally thousands of open source projects in the net. Even commercial products have their community versions with their code released on open source licenses eg a popular Java, Python IDE :)
In my opinion the true value of open source is when it comes to big commercial products. You can find OSS everywhere - in each propitiatory software and this is fantastic. This shows OSS is alive!
OSS initiative really supports propitiatory projects even if they don't commit their share back to the community. And year by year big companies are more and more interested in investing back in OSS.
I don't really see the point in your article. There are literally thousands of open source projects in the net. Even commercial products have their community versions with their code released on open source licenses eg a popular Java, Python IDE :)
In my opinion the true value of open source is when it comes to big commercial products. You can find OSS everywhere - in each propitiatory software and this is fantastic. This shows OSS is alive!
OSS initiative really supports propitiatory projects even if they don't commit their share back to the community. And year by year big companies are more and more interested in investing back in OSS.