> That sounds like the perspective of someone who's picked open source vendors most of the time
More than that. They picked open source vendors that didn't (a) vanish in a puff of smoke, (b) get bought out by a company that slowly killed the open source version, or (c) who produced products that they were capable of supporting without the vendor (or capable of faking support for).
More than that. They picked open source vendors that didn't (a) vanish in a puff of smoke, (b) get bought out by a company that slowly killed the open source version, or (c) who produced products that they were capable of supporting without the vendor (or capable of faking support for).