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That’d be a subscription service. My problem of the OSS ecosystem right now is under maintained dependencies that just because they compile and work, means mos
by ryacko 8y ago
That’d be a subscription service.
My problem of the OSS ecosystem right now is under maintained dependencies that just because they compile and work, means most programs by non-billion dollar firms have a minefield of insecure code inside them.
- zby 8y agoSubscription - yeah - but the point is that it limits the possibility of free loading competition selling the same thing. Has anyone heard about a business like this? In the past security was less important than it is now - so perhaps this is a new opportunity window.
- desdiv 8y agoZammad is a good example: it's open source[0] and packaged binaries are available if you want to self-host[1]. Corporations can: 1. Self-host for free but hire their own engineers/sysadmins to maintain it 2. Pay for a per-seat hosted version from Zammad[2] 3. Self-host and pay for a support contract so that Zammad engineers can maintain it for you[3] [0] https://github.com/zammad/zammad https://github.com/zammad/zammad [1] https://zammad.org/ https://zammad.org/ [2] https://zammad.com/pricing#hosted https://zammad.com/pricing#hosted [3] https://zammad.com/pricing#selfhosted https://zammad.com/pricing#selfhosted
- Pica_soO 8y agoThat sounds - like all company code i ever worked with?