> Ok, we clearly have an extremely different definition of the word "the" workhorse of open source.
You said what it is not, but forgot to share your own definition.
>That sentence took a strange turn. Enterprise, and then back to open source?
What makes you so surprised? One does not exclude another, enterprise users are users too. Most of things in Java world aren’t client-side, so many users won’t observe them directly, but open source Java technology is doing a lot of work for them, constituting significant share of the code base.
You said what it is not, but forgot to share your own definition.
>That sentence took a strange turn. Enterprise, and then back to open source?
What makes you so surprised? One does not exclude another, enterprise users are users too. Most of things in Java world aren’t client-side, so many users won’t observe them directly, but open source Java technology is doing a lot of work for them, constituting significant share of the code base.