@SuperDicq
I totally agree with you. The more you read about it the more you see that grayjay is probably gonna fail or have extremely high chances to.

They could go to routes like Mozilla who has one of the most protective OSS licenses that they allows them to even remove a compiled version from source if it wasn't done by them instead of the proprietary one from gray.

A few of problems that I have with grayjay is the way it's presented to developers, like how they don't wanna anyone contributing to the core(when the app lacks things like PiP) and say will refuse any MR for it.

Another thing is that he criticizes a lot companies, like Bethesda, MS and Google, freeloading open-source devs, while he's doing the same as it's a paid app that wouldn't even give a free version for people who contribute to it