On Nov 29, 2008, at 5:42 PM, Alexander Churanov wrote: > > The solution is to ask someone, or, better, to pay someone for > providing > that knowledge. Computer shops rarely indicate that hardware is > compatible > with FreeBSD. Whom to ask/pay? All this leads to idea of creating some > organization that will sell FreeBSD compatible PCs and hardware. I'm > sure, > business like that can not exist , because FreeBSD userbase is not > largest. > But non-profit organization, would, probably. > Alexander, It sounds like you just came up with a business model which you believe could work. All you would need to do is find a dependable source (or sources) of decent priced hardware that runs freebsd. You charge a little more than the store, and have them drop-ship to the customer. Real profit will not be made if the business does not do much business, but no energy will go into it either. You have pointed out a gap in the industry, why not take advantage of it? -krzeeReceived on Sun Nov 30 2008 - 07:44:16 UTC
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