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  Financial support
for GPL release
of Host4NET
 
 
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GPL Licence ?!

Our goal is to release Host4net under the General Public License. Webmin has been developed as GPL, free for commercial use. Thanks to many contributors and sponsors, Webmin has become one of the most powerful remote management systems allowing third party developers to implement new features. 4NET wishes to subscribe to this goal, and to develop probably one of the most complex web management solutions available today.

To achieve this goal, we are currently looking for investors or financial contributors. Until now 4NET has supported all of the analysis, design and development process. The project is closing to its end and we wish to decide on which side we must stay - commercial/half commercial or GPL free for commercial use. This will be decided according to the level of interest manifested by the Webmin community & users and to the level of their financial contribution.

We are expecting a level of 2500$ worth of contributions in order to release the first version 1.00-MS1 as GPL. Further versions will be developed under a ransomware model, but early sponsors will continue to receive updates and support for one year. Every donation will be gratefully appreciated, and they will add towards the $2500 total. However, we encourage contributors to donate at least 200$ in order to speed up the GPL release process.

We understand that many will not agree to sponsor any software development without evaluating and understanding this product. To help you, we are providing a demo for our module. To test it -click here - .

Contributors may use the module in any way they wish for commercial or non-commercial purposes.
However, no one can resell the module, relicense the module, or give away the module, without 4NET's permission.