O 24/12/21 ás 18:30, Ralf Quint escribiu:
On 12/24/2021 4:48 AM, Bryan Kilgallin wrote:
The comment against open-source DOS is at the end of this discussion.
See after 26 minutes.
https://youtu.be/Opqgwn8TdlM
I really wonder how that would effect DOS, after all there is no web
interface, nor any Java in (Free)DOS. So (without having watched this
rather long video yet), any such conclusion seems to be a bit far fetch
IMHO...
Ralf
They only mention MS-DOS as an example, at the end. Quote from 24:13 to
24:50:
> [Talking about open source projects being maintained by only one or
> two people]
> You could see, for example, bits of software that really should be
> allowed to die. But, [for example] let's suppose that MS-DOS was open
> source. You can guarantee that there would probably be a community of
> people still maintaining MS-DOS today. We probably don't want bits of
> software like MS-DOS still being maintained. They're interesting
> historical curiosities, [but] they're not software that should be used
> today. And that's the danger, that the software exists beyond its sell
> by date, because anyone can maintain it and it still looks useful.
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