* Fosshost [2020-11-24 14:01]:
> Jean
>
> No charge. People can optionally make a donation.
OK but then again, how does that model works, who pays for it?
How can users know it is sustainable?
I find it right to offer paid services even if voluntary. Why not.
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Jean
No charge. People can optionally make a donation.
Kind regards
Thomas
Founder and CEO
Fosshost.org
> On 24 Nov 2020, at 06:38, Jean Louis wrote:
>
> * Fosshost [2020-11-23 18:18]:
>> Hi Jean
>> Nope, we are not that specific, we provide hosting to free open source
>> software p
* Fosshost [2020-11-23 18:18]:
>Hi Jean
>Nope, we are not that specific, we provide hosting to free open source
>software projects and associated groups, which may do good for the
>community. It is not 100% GNU or "libre" and I would be doing you a
>disservice if I said it was
* thi...@softwarelivre.net.br [2020-11-20 19:46]:
>Hey there!
>
>Although I do support this kind of initiative (of new Libreboot laptop
>stores), and I am a supporter of libreboot / coreboot as well as Free
>Libre / Open Source Hardware, I would like to ask you all here:
>
>C
* Fosshost [2020-11-20 20:59]:
> Nope, we are not that specific, we provide hosting to free open
> source software projects and associated groups, which may do good
> for the community. It is not 100% GNU or "libre" and I would be
> doing you a disservice if I said it was.
> I was merely raisin
Hi Jean
Nope, we are not that specific, we provide hosting to free open source
software projects and associated groups, which may do good for the
community. It is not 100% GNU or "libre" and I would be doing you a
disservice if I said it was.
I was merely raising that in the case
* Fosshost [2020-11-20 20:25]:
> Thought it may be helpful at this stage for me to give my 2 cents. I
> run a project called fosshost.org and our service has been designed
> with those in mind from underrepresented groups across society. This
> means where individuals do not have the funds or mean
* Lori Nagel via libreplanet-discuss
[2020-11-20 21:21]:
>I believe in buying local if at all possible. Sometimes, that doesn't
>work or doesn't really make sense (like if i tried to grow all my
>tropical fruit in a greenhouse)
I would buy local stuff would it be of good quality. Let
Of course.
> On 20 Nov 2020, at 18:20, Jean Louis wrote:
>
> * Fosshost [2020-11-20 20:59]:
>
>> Nope, we are not that specific, we provide hosting to free open
>> source software projects and associated groups, which may do good
>> for the community. It is not 100% GNU or "libre" and I woul
>It is just a matter of attitude. If programmers themselves support
>and demand writing only free software then customers will not complain
>as customers need a product.
I see a lot of programmers who want to write free software, but feel
they must bow down to their corporate overlor
I believe in buying local if at all possible. Sometimes, that doesn't
work or doesn't really make sense (like if i tried to grow all my
tropical fruit in a greenhouse)
Part of the problem is that also many things are shipped around the
world, I mean, computer chips don't exactly grow
thi...@softwarelivre.net.br writes:
>Hey there!
>
>Although I do support this kind of initiative (of new Libreboot laptop
>stores), and I am a supporter of libreboot / coreboot as well as Free
>Libre / Open Source Hardware, I would like to ask you all here:
>
>Couldn't we have
Hi
Thought it may be helpful at this stage for me to give my 2 cents. I run a
project called fosshost.org and our service has been designed with those in
mind from underrepresented groups across society. This means where individuals
do not have the funds or means to be able to purchase hardware
Hey there!
Although I do support this kind of initiative (of new Libreboot laptop
stores), and I am a supporter of libreboot / coreboot as well as Free
Libre / Open Source Hardware, I would like to ask you all here:
Couldn't we have more popular prices? What do we have to do to boo
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