> I think that this could really lead to "world domination"!... Do we really want that? > > DSPN - Debian Service Providers Network > > Ok, the idea is to: > > a) collect and distribute information of parties offering computer > services > related to debian (like custom programming, webhosting, custom > hardware, > consulting, etc) That sounds like a good idea....
> > b) Create a network of theese sites/companies/persons, charge them a > small > fee that would go to keeping the network running (hosting, > administration, > salaries?) and donate the rest to Debian uh....wait.....debian is free.....truly free.... > > c) possibly create custom distributions for hosting-services, > offices, etc [1] > Do we really need more then a complete distribution? I don't see the point of making a "server","workstation" or "corporate" distribution, let the redhat guys do that....but not us..... > d) see how debian conquers the world! > > Ok, youu say, why don't start doing it then? Because I don't have the > time > to put this project on (at least not alone!) > > regards, tomas > > [1] this would also adress some of, as I see it, debians greatest > problems; > too many packages and community support. > (I really think that it is good that there exists X nbr of > ftp-programs, > but as an non-developer/unexperienced user to linux/debian I don't > want to > make that choice. I also think that the support given at the > mailing-lists > is great, but again as a non-developer/unexperienced user I wouldn't > post > to them) Choice is the keyword, I really don't want others to decide what programs I need to run, there is a redmond based company that already does that....un-experienced users can stick to the most known programs....and everyone else can use the program of their choice... just my 0.02 c Greetz, Ivo van Dongen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
