I don't think i need to explain how it works, should i ?
only through private ownership of property and capitalist competition can good ideas emerge and be adopted
this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2024
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Write FOSS next, quickly!!!
They're onto it already with a few apps surprisingly...
Windows when?
Yeah, I know, but like imagine they pivot their full business model to foss.
Lol
Step 1: Release cool FOSS apps and gain popularity.
Step 2: The apps are still FOSS, but now most of the cool features are actually proprietary and running on the company's servers. <--- we're here right now
Step 3 (soon-ish): "Since our customers love our proprietary features so much, we're no longer maintaining our FOSS version. Subscribe to our new pro subscription to continue accessing the apps"
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