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Ah, but you see, being open source has immense value by itself, because vendors may fix bugs but won't implement whatever you want every time. And Hex-Rays is playing with a handicap of several thousand dollars.https://twitter.com/chrisbisnett/status/1103448726469779461 …
Plus Ghidra is retargetable, including the decompiler. It supports more arches than Hex-Rays already, and you can *add your own*. Need a decompiler for a bizarre embedded architecture? No problem, just write the SLEIGH ISA description! Good luck getting Hex-Rays to do that.
If all you're doing is ARM and x86 and PPC and you're happy with Hex-Rays and can justify buying it, by all means keep using it - but Ghidra provides immense value for many people, at an unbeatable cost.
Complains about alternatives to a 4-figure pay-wall for people entering the field of reverse engineering?!? That's what /dev/null is for.
OSS maybe you won't have disassembler confusion that is older than some of the users..
Rewrite it to not be a java app and it could be nice
I can understand people hating Oracle, but Java is one the coolest languages I have coded with when it comes to Object Orientated Programming. It is so much better for OOP then C++.
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