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Originally Posted by elch
All applications I am using regularly are already very stable and are maintained ( rtmpdump is one of them). If the developer decides to stop developing, that does not necessarily decrease the application's value. It's still working and if you miss a feature, you're free to fork it. |
And just to further emphasize that point - I'm not the original developer of rtmpdump, I forked it after the original project got shut down. I had a bunch of bug fixes for it, and didn't want to just keep them in a private stash forever. Anyone else can do the same if they don't like the direction I've taken it.
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That wouldn't be possible with proprietary software.
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