That isnt really a linux phenom, the better you do your job, the less work you do. its true with a lot of things...
Jamie On Saturday 06 April 2002 00:08, you wrote: > Problem with Making Money with Linux Services > (Score:5, Funny) > by Greyfox on Friday April 05, @02:53PM > (#3292379) > (User #87712 Info | > http://www.flying-rhenquest.net) > Everyone talks about how you should make money > with services. Well a few years ago, I set up a > guy with a linux based web server and hacked out > some scripts to keep 4 modems dialed out and > bonded at the same time. Just recently I ran > across his E-Mail address and sent him an E-Mail > asking him if I'd pissed him off or something > since I hadn't heard from him in ages. He told me > no, and the machine I set him up with was still > running great. > Having to keep finding new customers is a royal > pain in the ass. You're much better off with > Windows, where they keep coming back... > > Seth's comment: this is why _support_ is where > you make money: sell support contracts. It's > like the extended warranty - most people buy them > and never use them. > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax > http://taxes.yahoo.com/
