Here is some more on deb bus ideas (jc@crack.com) (fwd)
I wrote the message below to someone with a broken mailbox. It's more on
my ideas to utilize debian in the business area... FREE IDEAS... Let me
know what you think...
NatePuri
Certified Law Student
& Debian GNU/Linux Monk
McGeorge School of Law
publisher@ompages.com
http://ompages.com
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I'm interested in starting commercial service that offers the set up and
maintenance of secure networks under linux (preferably debian). PGP has
stymied some of my efforts. I'm experimenting with gnupg (gpg) now, but
it's not quite ready I don't think. My goal is to have a custom linux
distro based on debian ready by the end of 1999. It will cover secure
servers, encrypted irc, (possibly vpn), pgp/gpg email, and the desktop
services (wp, staroffice, etc.)
I would offer these services to small businesses who have a special need
for confidential communications (i.e., lawyers). AFAIK, there is no such
business in existence (of a linux flavor). Someone with your technical
capability would be invaluable. I'm a law student, so I'm looking at
starting from a shoestring. Since this is a services oriented business,
start-up costs are minimal.
I suspect you are involved in heavy duty programming and high-end
technical research. However, if there is a chance that you want to apply
your learning to what I consider a market void and opportunity, please
contact me.
NatePuri
Certified Law Student
& Debian GNU/Linux Monk
McGeorge School of Law
publisher@ompages.com
http://ompages.com
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