Hi Rony,

On 10/8/06, Rony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I own a software company, how do I make money if my software is OSS
and anyone can compile the code and sell copies of the same without I
getting any share of it? Is too much freedom dangerous?

The standard answer you will get from FSF/GNU people is - "You provide
services around your software". :-)

I know this is not the complete or only answer!

At the same time we have many example of FOSS Companies who write free
software and still make money. :-)

There are closed source software companies who write software and make
far larger amount of money. :-D

The question is about priorities, objectives and goals. Different
people and organisations have different priorities, objectives and
goals.

When you as developer / business / student want make a choice, you
have to find your own answer. There is no single and simple answer to
the above question. :-(

Regards,

Rony.

With regards,
--
--Dinesh Shah :-)

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