The article is right; I do not like ddevault, and refuse to use his software on my machines as a result. I will never pay him money.
The article is also right that Redis is kinda 'complete' and merely staying the course and slowly maintaining bugs/CVEs/etc. is a vaild type of fork.
If Redict happens to become the standard 'open' alternative (eg, OpenSearch, OpenTofu, etc), I'll suck it up and use his fork. We need less SSPL BS and more just 'complete' software. I may not like that jerk, but I don't like the jerks who made the re-licensing decision much, much more.
The article is also right that Redis is kinda 'complete' and merely staying the course and slowly maintaining bugs/CVEs/etc. is a vaild type of fork.
If Redict happens to become the standard 'open' alternative (eg, OpenSearch, OpenTofu, etc), I'll suck it up and use his fork. We need less SSPL BS and more just 'complete' software. I may not like that jerk, but I don't like the jerks who made the re-licensing decision much, much more.