here is the answer I got: Suno,
Thanks for your very interesting feedback and ideas. Quickly... 1-. We use the typical FOSS business model. Create useful GPL software and provide SLAs for a very small fraction of users. 2-. We will add an abstract. Good idea. 3-. We are creating yum/rpms for CentoOS only for now, due to budget and volunteer constraints. 4-. Will look at the mail link. 5-. Mysql danger, I agree that is why 3 months ago we started moving away from our old very closely tied to MySQL software. !Our most widely used software was called mysqlBind! Now everything is unxsX. We plan to implement an abstraction layer to make it easy to use any db. 6-. 4 or 5. Only 2 major commiters. 7-. Git is cool. But right now we are trying to stabilize the refactoring of our code base, via a major effort of base line regression tests. And we are small enough, that the foibles of SVN have no impact on our KISS development. Further the interesting part of unxsVZ is creating a FOSS private EC2+ like framework, with Rightscale features and much faster autoscaling. We are also looking at creating a firefox extension to run unxsVZ directly. Thanks for your email! Cheers! Gary
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