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Re: Cloanto acquire Amiga Inc Trademark
Posted on 3-Jun-2021 18:14:10
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@geen_naam

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In the open source scenario. There will be multiple directions.

One of those "directions" will become dominant. The cost in terms of time and resources of maintaining a fork is very high. This pattern is observable in many existing open source projects.

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Re: Cloanto acquire Amiga Inc Trademark
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Ben H. has a direction?

Share to inform me about that... I do not see it. And a business model making money of software that is developed for you for free sorry is no business model or direction (even if those devs do it voluntary)

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