对了开源界的一点不解

[jsjcjsjc]

如果软件都开源免费，那程序员们靠什么养活自己啊

[雄鸡起舞]

貌似是服务...

[chattan]

服务社会

[luojie-dune]

1 荣誉感
2 因为会有人资助
3 像红帽

[chattan]

[skyx]

商业支持与服务很火热

Last month we launched our SourceForge.net Marketplace, where developers
can turn their expertise in to a business and consumers can find an
unprecedented level of support. There were naturally a few bumps along
the way, but, all told, the launch went extremely well! We'd like to
express our deepest gratitude to the beta program participants, who
allowed us to launch this service in a more informed, confident manner.

还在招软体程式写手。

SourceForge.net Service Operations has an open position for a
US-based Systems Programmer/Analyst II. This position works remotely
within the US, or from our Mountain View, CA office if they live in the
SF Bay area. Most of our team telecommutes.

SourceForge.net Service Operations is essentially a Linux shop.
We use Linux and Mac OS X as our workstation platforms.
Most of the systems software we develop in-house is written in Perl,
Python or C. Our team is made up of folks who have been involved in
Open Source software development and site operations for years.

We love the peace of mind that well-implemented backups, monitoring,
and high availability technologies provide. We sleep through the
night 360 nights out of the year.

Our workload is a mix of break/fix work, strategic and tactical
implementations. We handle OS maintenance, software stack development,
deployment and maintenance tasks. All of our projects have
documentation requirements. We push hard to plan our workload in
advance, complete necessary analysis around projects, and establish good
standards and internal controls. Ultimately, we like to make our work
environment better for ourselves by executing well on projects.

We want a smart worker, who will work hard when necessary, but work
smart when the work is hard. We're a small team, with an important job.
We support both the OSS community and the company in our role.
ability to get things done. To succeed with our team, it's important to
have desire for good craftsmanship, and to be able to work on all
aspects of a project. We work hard to keep the workload reasonable,
even though we are the team responsible for service availability.

Position reports to Jacob Moorman, Director of Operations for
SourceForge.net.

http://sourceforge.net/community/spa2_job_description

[eexpress]

贡献。这才是精华。
这个社会，都是每人贡献点，才建立起来的。

[skyx]

贡献。这才是精华。
这个社会，都是每人贡献点，才建立起来的。

有道理，外国人，有参加社区工作的工时，升学，毕业，从政才有可能，慈善组织和义工组织在国外很多的。

[BigSnake.NET]

开源跟免费是两回事

[millenniumdark]

有很多可能啊。

比如ee写了个ea，是开源的。他可以卖服务，出多少钱，就提供email服务，出多少钱，提供电话服务，出多少钱，就上门服务。

ee还可以写本《dive into ea》，《learning ea》，《ea hacks》，《Advanced ea》等等，卖完一本再写一本，还可以出修订版，加长版。出完书还可以出ee亲自讲解用法的视频教程vcd。

ee还可以出个ea签名版。光盘盒子上有ee的签名，众人踊跃抢购。


到后来，有很多人都开发了很多插件。ee搞了个ea插件认证，认证费又收了一大堆。（有些顾客要有ee认证的插件才敢用，以免出现问题。）

微软可能想把ea弄到Windows上。ee说，原理很简单的。ee和微软的人合作，迁移好了，收了一笔钱。完了再给Windows vista发了个ea兼容认证，又收钱。


有些好心人会给ee捐款。

有些公司可能会赞助。

[chattan]

开源跟免费是两回事

[intijk]

开源是共产主义的先驱实现

[Element]

有很多可能啊。

比如ee写了个ea，是开源的。他可以卖服务，出多少钱，就提供email服务，出多少钱，提供电话服务，出多少钱，就上门服务。

ee还可以写本《dive into ea》，《learning ea》，《ea hacks》，《Advanced ea》等等，卖完一本再写一本，还可以出修订版，加长版。出完书还可以出ee亲自讲解用法的视频教程vcd。

ee还可以出个ea签名版。光盘盒子上有ee的签名，众人踊跃抢购。


到后来，有很多人都开发了很多插件。ee搞了个ea插件认证，认证费又收了一大堆。（有些顾客要有ee认证的插件才敢用，以免出现问题。）

微软可能想把ea弄到Windows上。ee说，原理很简单的。ee和微软的人合作，迁移好了，收了一笔钱。完了再给Windows vista发了个ea兼容认证，又收钱。


有些好心人会给ee捐款。

有些公司可能会赞助。

[hellojinjie]

开源是共产主义的先驱实现

但咱的party不懂开源

[aqidesign]

强。。。

有很多可能啊。

比如ee写了个ea，是开源的。他可以卖服务，出多少钱，就提供email服务，出多少钱，提供电话服务，出多少钱，就上门服务。

ee还可以写本《dive into ea》，《learning ea》，《ea hacks》，《Advanced ea》等等，卖完一本再写一本，还可以出修订版，加长版。出完书还可以出ee亲自讲解用法的视频教程vcd。

ee还可以出个ea签名版。光盘盒子上有ee的签名，众人踊跃抢购。


到后来，有很多人都开发了很多插件。ee搞了个ea插件认证，认证费又收了一大堆。（有些顾客要有ee认证的插件才敢用，以免出现问题。）

微软可能想把ea弄到Windows上。ee说，原理很简单的。ee和微软的人合作，迁移好了，收了一笔钱。完了再给Windows vista发了个ea兼容认证，又收钱。


有些好心人会给ee捐款。

有些公司可能会赞助。