Code has lost almost all of it's value, who cares if it is open source. In a couple of years, you will say "make me a web browser" and 4 hours later performant, fully standards compliant web browser will be running.
The argument between open and closed source has little value anymore and will soon not even make sense to discuss. It will be like writing "2 + 2" and arguing over whether my "closed source" copy of "2 + 2" vs your "open source" copy of "2 + 2". When something is trivial to reproduce it becomes absurd to argue over who owns it.
The argument between open and closed source has little value anymore and will soon not even make sense to discuss. It will be like writing "2 + 2" and arguing over whether my "closed source" copy of "2 + 2" vs your "open source" copy of "2 + 2". When something is trivial to reproduce it becomes absurd to argue over who owns it.