It wasn't a serious example. But if tomorrow Oracle decided to monetize Java (which they have for LTS) there is little you could do.
> I'm not sure what the "average open-source project" is.
Look at Github. Take several random non-fork repos. It's most likely a lib written and maintained by 1-3 people, where last update was 4 years ago.
It wasn't a serious example. But if tomorrow Oracle decided to monetize Java (which they have for LTS) there is little you could do.
> I'm not sure what the "average open-source project" is.
Look at Github. Take several random non-fork repos. It's most likely a lib written and maintained by 1-3 people, where last update was 4 years ago.