![]() It was really well done, this time, and I'm glad you shifted more to the position of going for a classical non-profit funding approach for a regular ROS-sponsoring. But I couldn't restrain myself to give a small token of appreciation to the indiegogo ROS community project too, so I made a small contribution to that also. The majority of my donation I will do the classical way (to the ROS non-profit in Germany), so that it (probably) can be tax-deducted in my country and thus I can set it higher. ![]() Well, you can always look at viewtopic.php?f=13&t=13169 to get some ideas.Ībout the above: I decided to do both. The more resources we get, the more, interesting, a platform can be chosen. It all kind of depends on how successful the campaign is. Which particular system it is is still under internal discussion. Vic, can you or any of the other devs or knowledgeable person(s) in this area answer my post on viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13182&p=107638#p107638 ? It's because it's dependent on either where or how much I can/will donate. Having at least a couple of devs hired is a must for any project, because it ensures the quality of someone caring constantly of part of the code. Haiku has a Funding Ideas (Paid for code) too.īe sure that LibreOffice developers are paid (even if there are casual contributors). Well, some of the first ones have Big Foundations or Companies supporting them, others have great Donnors behind them. So we need money to pay for people, who doing it. ReactOS: "We are working hard on this shitty code. But for the server, be present on conferences, for marketing, etc, we need money. ): "We working on our project and having fun with it. Other projects (Haiku, KDE, GNOME, LibreOffice. But why do I see a little difference to other projects?
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