Devs Engage in Soul-Searching on Future of Open Source
Companies can choose to build on open source and maintain its balance, said Nousiainen. The future of open source depends on the viewpoints of the potential collaborating organizations.
Issues arise, however, when developers or companies monopolize open source code or use it only for personal gain. Those actions, which alter the original purpose of open source licensing, sparked the current debate.
While open source software is available for public use, Nousiainen said, developers should remember that the work they do is for the benefit of all.
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