Emanuel Berg <in...@dataswamp.org> writes: > Can't we, i.e. GNU, offer a server where you can run FOSS > programs that offer services? > > Wouldn't that be "their" software to people who use it? > > They could improve the software like any other FOSS project > and, if necessary even, fork it to also run on the > server alongside.
This is exactly what a French non-profit organisation (Framasoft [1]) does, they offer multiple services with FOSS software such as: - Framadate (simple polls), - Framaform (alternative to Google Forms), - Framapad (alternative to Google Docs), - Mobilizon (event plannifier), And quite a few others, I’ll let you check the list of their services [2]. They are even the main developers of both PeerTube, an AGPL video service on the Fediverse, and of Mobilizon which I mentioned above and which is also AGPL. [1] <https://framasoft.org/en/> [2] <https://degooglisons-internet.org/en/> -- Lucien “Phundrak” Cartier-Tilet <https://phundrak.com> (Français) <https://phundrak.com/en> (English) Sent from GNU/Emacs
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