"Tomas Pospisek's Mailing Lists" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't know - but it's in the spirit of "open" as in source. I think its
> also useful for the general public:
>
> 1) one can either see that making (some) OSS is a hard "business" that
> is hardly being done for the money or
> 2) that OSS projects can be a form of survival too
>
> depends on how much will be donated.
>
> OTOH if the amount is high you'll get inquires about "who got the money"?
I doubt it'll ever be high enough to get that far, but I guess you
never know.
Right now we've got about $500. That would be enough to:
1) pay for the new server i obtains, or
2) pay for the new disks linas is installing and a couple months of connectivity,
or do something else.
Or we can just keep it for now and wait and use it later.
:)
-derek
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