agree, many "lines of code", but I'm talking about products, not libraries or any open source projects. Can you mention a couple of products (related with this) that are successful with no business model or monetization strategy?
Let’s just short circuit this conversation because I’m hung over:
I have at least a dozen themes for WebStorm and VSCode that have no monetization.
VSCode is just an editor. No money there.
run “pipx install bpytop” and enjoy a beautiful free and 10000% un-monetizable system status console.
Oh. And Debian. Ubuntu. OpenSuse. CentOS. Xu/Lu/etc*buntu.
The room is spinning. My argument is ….
Katy Perry is so pretty. And you’re wrong. 🧐
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Maybe it does not exists yet because there is no apparent good monetization strategy for an app like this?
Do you know how many lines of code have been written with zero interest in the return on investment they'll generate?
A whole lot. Like a lot a lot.
agree, many "lines of code", but I'm talking about products, not libraries or any open source projects. Can you mention a couple of products (related with this) that are successful with no business model or monetization strategy?
Let’s just short circuit this conversation because I’m hung over:
I have at least a dozen themes for WebStorm and VSCode that have no monetization.
VSCode is just an editor. No money there.
run “pipx install bpytop” and enjoy a beautiful free and 10000% un-monetizable system status console.
Oh. And Debian. Ubuntu. OpenSuse. CentOS. Xu/Lu/etc*buntu.
The room is spinning. My argument is ….
Katy Perry is so pretty. And you’re wrong. 🧐