#open source

Has the price hike for premium dev tools pushed you toward open source alternatives?

Would you switch from GitHub to GitLab for better environmental ethics?

Are Linux server supremacists gatekeeping reliability, or do they secretly just hate paying for tech support?

Would you switch from a subscription antivirus to a free, open-source firewall if it saved you $100 a year?

Are you dropping Figma for Penpot after recent AI changes?

Do you really need a paid version of VS Code to be a professional developer?

What's your take on using open-source network tools to lower your digital carbon footprint?

Did the recent SaaS price hikes push you toward self-hosted open-source tools?

Has anyone else found open-source software more eco-friendly than paid alternatives?

Would you stick with a closed smart home ecosystem or switch to open source after losing cloud support?

Would you stop using Zapier if a free open-source alternative did the same thing?

Has Android's open ecosystem become a liability for security, or is it still the only truly free choice?

Would you switch from your current automation setup to a free open-source AI tool?

Has the cost of premium UX tools made you switch to open-source?

What's your take on using Linux-based OS for everyday mobile use?