Perhaps you mean proprietary. Ondsel is after all a commercial project.
The fact remains that proprietary software seem to be a license to print money, and with the ability to print money is the ability to entrench said software, such as heavy investment in software development.
This is a uphill battle for open source software, but it seems that open source software tend to keep improving in the long run.
The fact remains that proprietary software seem to be a license to print money, and with the ability to print money is the ability to entrench said software, such as heavy investment in software development.
This is a uphill battle for open source software, but it seems that open source software tend to keep improving in the long run.