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What business priorities? Dropbox owned the IP and opensourced it. No one is selling it now. If you know Django, the instructions are pretty simple.
by phonon 9y ago
What business priorities? Dropbox owned the IP and opensourced it. No one is selling it now. If you know Django, the instructions are pretty simple.
- donalhunt 9y agoIf you intend to deploy this for your organisation, who is going to deploy and maintain the service for you? Does your company / organisation emphasise the same level of support for internal tools as you do for external services for (paying) customers?
- phonon 9y agoIt's not a supported, paid, commercial product...if you want to use it, you can set it up yourself. If you want to have someone set it up and support it, you can hire someone, or use your own staff. It's no different than 99% of open source software out there. It's not slack--they don't host it for you. I don't understand your second question.