On 10 May 2004, at 9:40, Dave Neary wrote:
A friend here heard about Koha, an open source library management
program, and I was looking at their site, and found this:
http://koha.org/installation/support.html
Funny, I just visited that site a couple of days ago, in search for a
library system (and finally recommending
http://obiblio.sourceforge.net to the person who asked me to look
for one). This is about the sort of library one borrows books from,
for those wondering. :-)
I think this is a great idea. If there are people out there prepared
to give commercial support to the GIMP, there should be a way for them
to get some kind of official status, and have their name listed on
the gimp.org website.
What do people think of the idea? Is the GIMP the kind of program for
which support contracts might be bought? Are there people out there
who want to include GIMP Support in their business? Lots of open
questions - I thought this was a great idea though.
I can see several sorts of support possible:
- build installation support
- beginners classes Using the GIMP
- plug-in coding
- generic upkeep (calling when new versions are out, that sort of
thing)
None of that sounds very exciting, but I don't work in the support
business. I can imagine that for an organisation for which time is
money, any sort of support they can buy-in is welcome.
--
branko collin
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