Or, maybe, good name? They fight the good fight, even if they're not winning.
Good from an open source perspective, for sure (though they have stopped fighting the good fight as much for practicality), but for a lot of Linux users (namely: companies), that good fight is of no real consequence, unfortunately.
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Good from an open source perspective, for sure (though they have stopped fighting the good fight as much for practicality), but for a lot of Linux users (namely: companies), that good fight is of no real consequence, unfortunately.