+ 2014-01-05 Sun 18:44, [email protected] <[email protected]>:
> > Hello, > > Can p2p technologies generally be thought of as free replacements for SaaS ; > I'm thinking that one can, in theory, build a Google Docs p2p equivalent that > is absolutely free. > As it would be peer based, not client-server then-informally > speaking-everyone would have access to the same code (the only requirement > being that you may connect only to peers that have the same version as you > do). > Isn't this the way you can provide truly free alternatives just like you do > with non-conventional software? > I'm asking that question because I haven't seen any campaigns for providing > alternatives to SaaSS yet, and I wonder whether there is something wrong with > my line of reasoning (too naive?) or I'm just not a good surfer (been a while > since someone said surfer, lol) > And I know that one can run his own service and be free, but there are cases > where having a service without anyone else to be served but yourself doesn't > have much point. > Maybe have a look at things like unhosted.org? -- Hugo Roy, Free Software Foundation Europe, <www.fsfe.org> Deputy Coordinator, FSFE Legal Team, <www.fsfe.org/legal> Coordinator, FSFE French Team, <www.fsfe.org/fr> Support Free Software, sign up! <https://fsfe.org/support>
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