> Getting locked into a product that is pressured to achieve VC returns and thus becomes enshittified. There is no moat here and it's painfully obvious that open source will win in this category in the long term.
Herdr is...open source? and is also compatible with the free software principles. So where is the "lock in"?
You have not answered how will Herdr (and others) fund themselves to maintain the project without some form of sustainable funding without VC funding?
Not that I support VC funding per se, but without meaningful donations to support the maintainers, this is usually what they end up doing.
Herdr is...open source? and is also compatible with the free software principles. So where is the "lock in"?
You have not answered how will Herdr (and others) fund themselves to maintain the project without some form of sustainable funding without VC funding?
Not that I support VC funding per se, but without meaningful donations to support the maintainers, this is usually what they end up doing.