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(I am not a native English speaker so excuse my use of language.) But going back to the topic, the issue for me is that we produce 10s of 1000s of boards every week. How am I supposed to deal with something that works for as long as someone is maybe willing to support it?
I feel like you are mixing two things here that really have nothing to do with each other. One is whether the vendor gives any guarantees regarding long term availability of their part. The other is whether a part is open source and/or has an open source toolchains.
And I have to say the way you are confusing those things sounds to me very much like you are rationalizing at best or gaslighting at worst, not like you are trying to make a good faith argument.
I started my argumentation withpic.twitter.com/VcesU36p9h
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