Gregory's Server@jacob Enterprise features(batch deployment, software management utilities, identity management, etc) have never been problematic according to anyone I've had conversations with and they are largely why open-source has succeeded. This is why "the year of the Linux desktop" has been such a long standing dream despite Linux being one of the most heavily adopted OS's in the world - it most serves enterprise functions. (2/3)
@jacob Having a job for a corrupt for profit company in how most people put food on the table, including nearly every OSS dev. With a few notable(Canonical, RedHat, The Linux Foundation, Novell, Mozilla, etc.) exceptions, OSS has never been anyone's day job and I wouldn't think that bothers anyone, save the maintainers who'd love a socialist utopia where they could work the OSS project of their dreams all day.(3/3)