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I mean, it doesn't need to be centralised on a single entity There was https://tea.xyz/ https://tea.xyz/ that does something like this, kind of, to a point, us
by vogu66 3y ago
I mean, it doesn't need to be centralised on a single entity
There was https://tea.xyz/ https://tea.xyz/ that does something like this, kind of, to a point, using a blockchain approach to see which packages are used. An extension of the same concept to gits would be interesting?
- nzach 3y agoMaybe "Redhat for individuals" would be a better business plan? You charge 20 bucks for month, and from this you pay 10 straight to OSS developers and with the other 10 you hire a team to offer a N1 level of support to your customers. You could also provide a repository of "vetted software" to prevent scenarios like the xz attack.