Unless someone finds the nirvana of business models Open Source software will never make good end-user software because end-users aren’t paying for it.
So how to get end-users into the loop to pay for Open Source software. The geeks are not paying with cash money so maybe there is a way to have users pay with cash money or something else? Why is it so cool and rewarding to get a good rating on a slashdot comment?
Unless someone finds the nirvana of business models Open Source software will never make good end-user software because end-users aren’t paying for it.
So how to get end-users into the loop to pay for Open Source software. The geeks are not paying with cash money so maybe there is a way to have users pay with cash money or something else? Why is it so cool and rewarding to get a good rating on a slashdot comment?
“All your base are belong to us” The Register has the background.
“All your base are belong to us” The Register has the background.
engel had a Mind Bomb today.
After talking it through over sushi and tempora this one looks like a winner. We just need some time to fully flesh it out and write some code. More info will be comming along, give it a little time.
Hey engel, on the way home from work one problem might be easily be solved without a proxie server, how about using the history database from the web browser?
What’s a Mind Bomb? An idea that’s so strange or powerful that it explodes in your mind. And that’s a good thing!
engel had a Mind Bomb today.
After talking it through over sushi and tempora this one looks like a winner. We just need some time to fully flesh it out and write some code. More info will be comming along, give it a little time.
Hey engel, on the way home from work one problem might be easily be solved without a proxie server, how about using the history database from the web browser?
What’s a Mind Bomb? An idea that’s so strange or powerful that it explodes in your mind. And that’s a good thing!
Happy 69th birthday to the Man in Black. Last Wednesday, Johnny Cash was released from the hospital after a 10 day struggle with pneumonia. He got home in time to see the Grammy for Best Male Country Vocal Performance be awarded to him for Solitary Man.
Word is he’s going back into the recording studio. As he and Tom Petty sang together on Solitary Man, “Well I won’t back down, no I won’t back down…”
Happy 69th birthday to the Man in Black. Last Wednesday, Johnny Cash was released from the hospital after a 10 day struggle with pneumonia. He got home in time to see the Grammy for Best Male Country Vocal Performance be awarded to him for Solitary Man.
Word is he’s going back into the recording studio. As he and Tom Petty sang together on Solitary Man, “Well I won’t back down, no I won’t back down…”