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Fluttershy
Fluttershy
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open source enables the ability for community to take a look on application's code and helping developers in fixing bugs and patching security vulnerabilities 😀
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Paul Lemarchand
Paul Lemarchand
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It's the cornerstone of why I try to use it as much as possible ! Technology free from big corporations and open to anyone enable us to foresee a world free from market domination, and that's why I advocate for it.
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nickelson
nickelson
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It is VERY important, however not crucial (since I'm also ok with closed-source/commercial but privacy respecting soft) 😀
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sarcastictoast
sarcastictoast
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Even though not everyone reads the code for every update, the beauty of FOSS is that if a company or individual decides to shut down the software, the community can pick it up and keep it going. It’s much easier to continue development or create a fork with open-source than it is with closed-source software. And in any case, if things go in unwanted directions, forks can continue with the original idea.
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Bargearse
Bargearse
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Very.. Not sure what else to say 😀 its 95% of my desktop software.
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Allan
Allan
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With open source, nearly everyone can participate. I think it can help heal the relationship between software developers and consumers. We need to participate in some way, if possible.
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el_haych2024
el_haych2024
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it's important, but I understand that not all the best things are open source.

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