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I see. At any rate, you may want to consider divorcing your product from any particular storage scheme. Corporate customers, who usually honor licenses, have
by aswanson 19y ago
I see. At any rate, you may want to consider divorcing your product from any particular storage scheme. Corporate customers, who usually honor licenses, have tons of unused storage (on every desktop). You might want to consider a distributed scheme where, from a common management tool, an operator could have a virtual encrypted backup across an enterprise.
In any event, good luck and godspeed.
- cperciva 19y agoyou may want to consider divorcing your product from any particular storage scheme I've considered that, and might do that at some point in the future. That said, I'm aiming more at the home user / small business market -- large corporations have other options (e.g., backup appliances from EMC and suchlike). I figure that I'll build the version of tarsnap that I want to use, and if/when that becomes popular I'll decide where to go next based on demand.