Sam,
You should post your questions to this list. There are many highly
knowledgeable and skilled people here who will help you. Just don't
forget to do some of your own work. Reading documentation etc. You
also should consider upgrading to Debian 2.0. There is also a list of
consultant
Tom --
I am not a small business owner, but I do run a site for my family
non-profit (www.StoneSpring.org), and would like to host this on a Debian
machine. It's currently on an ISP (Verio) site. I am new to Debian, having
done not much since installing 1.3 on an Intel server last November and
Tom writes:
> 1. Debian could maintain a list of consultants and technical workers who
> can and will support commercial Debian sites. (Perhaps at a discount.)
That already exists.
> 2. An off the shelf business development kit...
> ...
> Any opinions?
Sure. Start a business, implement your id
I am thinking that Debian should consider taking some steps to increase
its commercial presence by becoming more attractive to small
entrepreneurial business owners with low to moderate technical skills.
The reasons for this is to provide an increased source of funding for
Debian expansion. Lets
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