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You open source it, but offer a commercial license with warranty and support contract. Many organisations require support contracts, so won't use the free versi
by Normal_gaussian 4y ago
You open source it, but offer a commercial license with warranty and support contract. Many organisations require support contracts, so won't use the free version even if they are internally capable.
- zabzonk 4y agoyes, i know that but unless in the unlikely event that this guy's FOSS software meets their requirements, they will not do that.