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sounds like a very defeatist attitude. for good software consulting revenue is not a function of how many bugs/bad UX there are- you consult on setup, integrat
by Lacerda69 3y ago
sounds like a very defeatist attitude.
for good software consulting revenue is not a function of how many bugs/bad UX there are- you consult on setup, integration,maintenance,etc. If the software improves the need for this does not disappear.
If you communicate clearly what the proprietary parts of the software are, it also shouldnt be an issue. If someone wants to implement and especially maintain and test them themselves without paying, they are free to fork and do that.
- jraph 3y agoYou mention proprietary parts, note that in our case, our paid extensions are also open source. You can clone their git repositories and modify them under the LGPL license :-) It works because companies are actually willing to pay a few bucks for some convenience and support.