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That’s a tall ask considering OSS is already a major effort, most devs (who are already donating their time) are not going to be interested in this. I know Ser
by siamese_puff 2y ago
That’s a tall ask considering OSS is already a major effort, most devs (who are already donating their time) are not going to be interested in this.
I know Serenity OS and others are exceptions, but it’s not and probably should not be the norm. There are much more important things to focus and fix in the fucked up world of OSS and corporate abuse, my pessimistic 2c.
- calebjosue 2y agoYou know, you are right. I didn't think this through. People are already donating their without getting paid. Thanks for taking the time to answer! Happy weekend y'all.
- thayne 2y agoI could see this as a potential way to monetize OSS development though. The final code is free, but you can pay to watch your favorite OSS developer(s) work, and maybe learn from them. And maybe sell clips to be used in trainings or educational material.
- calebjosue 2y agoThis is a good idea.