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I agree and disagree at the same time. If your just providing the open source software, yes. Where Red Hat and other kind of kick this rule is by providing the
by tcmart14 3y ago
I agree and disagree at the same time. If your just providing the open source software, yes. Where Red Hat and other kind of kick this rule is by providing the open source software + some more (which may or may not be open source). This can also be support. But I look at something like Tailscale, even though it is still young, it looks pretty promising to me. They provide wireguard, but the magic is their tools and interfaces on top of it. So it seems like, you have a good shot at doing open source SAAS, but you also need to provide something like, a better and simplified interface. Which is sometimes all you need. Tons of great FOSS software out there, but a lot of them are not great at user friendliness.