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Ex Red Hat CEO is now the interim CEO of Unity
(unity.com)
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I understand that, but people who are stuck with Unity should work towards getting rid of it. Mostly finished games won't be able to, but new games can.
You say that, but we'll see who's still hooked on it in a few more years.