The author expresses frustration with the current state of open-source software, arguing that despite its growth, it has led to more locked-down, industry-captured ecosystems. They believe that the reliance on copyright as a mechanism for open source, while perhaps effective in the past, has not achieved the ideal of user agency over computation devices. The author criticizes the current trend of open-source projects being designed for easier corporate adoption, which they see as antithetical to the original spirit of free software. AI
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