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Kern Sibbald wrote:
> I'm glad you like the idea. I am thinking about doing the same thing for all
> the Bacula binaries.
>
> Any company, University, or government would have to purchase the binaries
> (or
> build them for themselves). Any individual or charitable organization could
> download the binaries for free. Any company that had contributed to the
> Bacula project could download the binaries for free a number of times
> determined by their contribution, but at least once. Revenues received from
> this would be used to employ developers to produce some of the high-end
> features that we need. Obviously, the source will continue be fully
> available for anyone to build for themselves.
Sounds pretty good, the question is: How will Linux distributions be
handled (ie, will there still be Debian packages or will they be removed)?
Greetings,
Michel
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