That said, if that's the case, I would still personally GREATLY appreciate it if they were just transparent and honest about it. I'd like to think most open source software companies got into the game for good reasons and don't do either of these things and they simply face difference challenges (less funding, less developers, stiffer competition from proprietary software, voluntary-only contributions, etc) that result in software development/releases/updates that take significantly longer than their proprietary competition. This creates an environment where FOSS businesses can either take their sweet time because there aren't a lot of quality options that integrate well with iOS/Android (so they're not that concerned with losing users).or they can adopt poor business practices/ethics regarding PR/marketing to try and keep the users on the hook as much as possible (enabling fanboy behavior as much as they can). Unfortunately, there isn't a whole lot of game in town.so consumers are somewhat limited in their options once they step out of big tech's realm.

Seems to be a common issue among open source software.

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