I'm going to skip the main points everyone else is hitting (because I've been touting gplv3 for a while), and get straight to what I think is the most important part of the evolution of foss.

I think FoSS is the way to go, but, I think the main problem is with the many eyes theory. To cut to the chase, I think the future of code lies in loc reduction and simplification of code in order to combat the problem of too much complexity.

The linux kernel is now at 10million loc +! I dont care if you are Red Hat, you dont have enough eyeballs to properly audit that shit!

Thats what I think the future of software should be, is simplification of code, maybe some refactoring, so that the barrier for average user to look at and understand the code is lowered.

That and perhaps an AI/machine learning code reviewing system that can perform the function for those not able but that still want the benefits of foss.