Replace "X" with anything and this is why i generally try to avoid relying on open source projects where the majority of the development is driven by some company if there is an alternative, even if they're jankier (and often they are).

One example would be Free Pascal and Lazarus, while there is some commercial support, the overwhelming majority of the development is community-driven and ironically both have a much better history of preserving backwards compatibility than most open source projects backed by larger companies.

Of course exceptions exist for both situations, but as a general rule i find if some project makes a big deal about the company behind them (or even worse, there is a company with the same name as the project) then i tend to look for more community-driven alternatives.