How would you feel if someone were applying this argument to software development?
At any rate, rich, world-famous artists are the least harmed by changes in the music industry.
At any rate, rich, world-famous artists are the least harmed by changes in the music industry.
I'd ask how much FOSS software is running on your machine right now, and how you intend to pay for it...
Most major open source software is not done as a labor of love.
I'm saying just the opposite, he seems to implying that the majority of well known, popular open source software is done by starving programmers as a labor of love. Their is usually a financial motive.
I don’t have a problem with that, and as I said, I don’t think anything other than a brief moment in the history of art does either.
It's only good for the middleman.