To me I feel a lot of people still think Microsoft is the company it was 10-15 years ago.
I keep reading Microsoft isn't truely open source that they are a "for profit company." If that is what makes you open source vs. not open source then there are a ton of companies, products, and libraries out there that we all use than wouldn't match your definition of open source.
.net Core has been a huge thing for Microsoft. There is a reason why there are companies out there making the switch and moving some of their tech stack to it.
I really don't think we will see a huge thing. As long as they don't force us to use Microsoft accounts we are good.
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To me I feel a lot of people still think Microsoft is the company it was 10-15 years ago.
I keep reading Microsoft isn't truely open source that they are a "for profit company." If that is what makes you open source vs. not open source then there are a ton of companies, products, and libraries out there that we all use than wouldn't match your definition of open source.
.net Core has been a huge thing for Microsoft. There is a reason why there are companies out there making the switch and moving some of their tech stack to it.
I really don't think we will see a huge thing. As long as they don't force us to use Microsoft accounts we are good.