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Well, "charge for support" works for amalgamations of code like Red Hat, but I agree it's probably not ideal for individual projects (at least small projects).
by cookiecaper 15y ago
Well, "charge for support" works for amalgamations of code like Red Hat, but I agree it's probably not ideal for individual projects (at least small projects). I prefer offering services related to the code -- not only bugfixes for cash, but also new features and installation. CodeWeavers develops WINE this way and I think they're doing pretty well.