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 Thus the industry will accept open source so far as it aligns with their profit making goals. This is why the nature of the technology matters a lot too. If it's used by many businesses, it'll get a lot of indusrty support and funding behind it, if not it'll have a hard time getting financing.
 
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 I've observed that the most industry supported open source software tend to be the tools, not the final product. In the game industry, for example, there are a lot of momentum behind open source game engines, but there aren't many successful open source games. This is because as a gaming studio, especially if you don't have the resources to either license or develop an engine, having an open source engine is wonderful. Since there are enough studios who wants to make games, and a well designed engine is able to support many different kind of studios, it makes sense that engines get a lot of industry support by those who benefit from it's existence.