On Wed, 2002-11-06 at 09:55, Jay Blanchard wrote:
> [snip]
> Pillar Software should be allowed to charge some clients for
> support...and hell...look at MYSQL!! That is a great exampleMySQL
> is free...or is it? That company has like 65 employees! So they are
> making money some how!
> [/snip
Hi all,
I'm very interested on this subject because I'm building a CMS/Portal
solution with Microsoft.NET and C# (very embryonic). This solution would
encompass my experience and all the needs that have been stated in this
list since it at began. Furthermore I would not mind to put it in Open
Sour
Hi Nuno,
You make a number of cogent and powerful arguments for not opening up
the source. I can only respond to some of them under...
> "Nuno" == Nuno Lopes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nuno> [snip]
Nuno> I would be interest in hearing from people driving
Nuno> consulting busin
I run a consulting business based on free software (that is free as in
speech, not free as in beer). I have a product (VishwaKarma) that is
a free software control panel for web hosting companies. It was
originally created for a client; the deal subsequently fell through
and I enhanced it and r
I think Michael Kimsal has some good questions and points that he brought
up. I'd like to see them addressed too.
Also, Michael, I went to your website today. I'm creating a product similar
to yours (in ASP) and was wondering if you might share any opinions you may
have on:
--your pricing? how did
