On Saturday 08 May 2010 16:47:51 சிவகுமார் மா wrote:
> The commonly understood FOSS business model : You write software and
> release under FOSS licence. Charge customers for distribution costs,
> Consulting, Training and Support.
> 

actually the most common model which works is:

sell it, free it. That is, someone pays you to write software and you convince 
that person to release it under a foss/oss license. You sell support, setup 
distribution etc. Software that is written to 'scratch the itch' is rarely 
commercially successful. A classic example of sell it free it is Koha.
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regards
kg
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