May I draw your attention to a post in which I discuss an article about most companies utilizing open source? If it were really that bad, the number wouldn’t be so huge. I believe you when you say you’ve had a bad experience - no question about it - but using that as an argument when almost all companies rely on open source is a bit of a stretch.
Hey, Bambu itself utilizing open source - BambuStudio - and most people love it, except for the hotly debated network plugin.
“Open source software is everywhere today. A 2024 Synopsis report showed that 96% of the commercial code bases they sampled contained open source software, and 77% of the code within those code bases was open source. Similarly, a 2022 Linux Foundation study found that 70-90% of any given software code base is made up of open source components.”
That sounds more like bad planning than an open-source issue. This can happen in any project if you don’t clarify exactly how, where, what, and who beforehand. You agree on things first, and then you get started - not the other way around. Clarify things beforehand, not when you’re already in the middle of the project.