If you're forced to use their software, and you disagree with their strong closed-source stance, you should share your views with whoever is doing the "forcing" (your employer?). If they don't listen, it's on them.
Oracle has a very specific, clear opinion on the matter and it is valid to have that opinion. I don't agree with them, but I respect that we're allowed to disagree. Instead of hating them, I just don't use any of their stuff if I can help it (except Java).
There's no need to be filled with hate over it. Change what you can change and don't worry about the rest.
Oracle has a very specific, clear opinion on the matter and it is valid to have that opinion. I don't agree with them, but I respect that we're allowed to disagree. Instead of hating them, I just don't use any of their stuff if I can help it (except Java).
There's no need to be filled with hate over it. Change what you can change and don't worry about the rest.