On 23/07/10 00:30, Damian Brasher wrote:
Sean Gibbins wrote:
However, the fact that your product is not unique in the market place
doesn't strike me as a reason to give up.
Thank you for continuing the discussion.
Strike? Can you be more specific?
Two points to make here:
1)
Hi,
I'm trying to use dhcp3-relay in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to relay requests from
client system to our Windows 2003 DHCP Server. (Yes, I know, I know.) The
relay works fine for Linux clients, but not so well for our Windows XP
clients. Unfortunately there are many more of the latter than the former!
On 23/07/10 09:15, Tony Whitmore wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use dhcp3-relay in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to relay requests from
client system to our Windows 2003 DHCP Server. (Yes, I know, I know.) The
relay works fine for Linux clients, but not so well for our Windows XP
clients. Unfortunately
Hi all,
Got this in my mail this morning :
Overview: While Google defines Android as delivering a complete set of
software for mobile devices: an operating system, middleware and key mobile
applications, its applicability has clearly spread beyond mobile, now
penetrating various
Edward Beckmann wrote:
There's loads of sound feedback that I do not intend to duplicate, but here
is an extract of the kind of guidance that I offer people. It tends to be on
the blunt side because investors are blunt. Take it as read I am aware of
the time, expertise and heart that you have
On 23/07/10 10:57, Damian Brasher wrote:
Sean Gibbins wrote:
Anyway, my comments are coming from a good place...
I know, it's just that if that if someone willing to invest does read the
thread I was hoping the content would contain useful examples.
-- Damian
If it was so easy we
John Cooper wrote:
business model right is still difficult for FLOSS projects,
Sure is, thanks to all respondents.
At least there is most of a proposal-left.
-- Damian
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John Cooper wrote:
Damian, Do you watch Dragon Den? If not I suggest you do. You are asking
for investment in a project but offer no idea of the potential profits
or benefits of backing this. Adding links is not enough to grab any
companies attention, it has to be written in the first contact. I
Damian Brasher wrote:
Vic wrote:
I'm afraid I've fallen at the first hurdle; I've done some reading on
DIASER, but I've yet to understand what it offers me over and above
something like MooseFS and losetup -e...
If that is the case and others agree then I will cease coding DIASER.
The
John Cooper wrote:
If it was so easy we would all be a millionaires by now. Getting the
business model right is still difficult for FLOSS projects, but some are
making good money and are attracting investors.
Has anyone here heard of Perl's DBI?
It's initial development was funded by my
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