ayr-ton

Is great to see this kind of debugging, with a easy setup, in a open source IDE. Awesome job with the open source community.

All software is vulnerable to a lot of kind of attacks, especially when outdated.

This is nice. Hope to see new functionality and better usability. :-)

How could you confirm this?

Which sources?

My points:

- Normally is easier to sell software support than software licensing and for this is good to open your source, as will be possible to gather collaboration of other people;

- Gathering collaboration for other people is easy to recruitment of new talents;

- Larger market players will offer different services if they try to take advantage of open-source, and even if they offer the same service, costumers prefer the core maintainers when making big contracts for support.

- Open your code will help to make a software with better quality, as when you can't get time to fix some bugs some people can do this if it is of big priority for them.

See the point of view of Jon Maddog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2Kun7oiUfc

It is just beautiful.