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Starting a Home-Based Software Company?
deanj asks: "I'd like to start a new software business, as I'm sure many Slashdot readers would. I'd like to be able to run the company out of my home, at least until I can afford to move into an office in commercial area. A major roadblock to starting a home business are zoning restrictions, set by both home-owners associations and by the town you live in. So, I'd like to Ask Slashdot: What were your experiences with getting your company zoned properly and started? What did you have to do? What other tips do you have for someone starting their own home-based software business?"
I'd like a flying pony like my most people on Slashdot. I currently have a dog, but I don't think I'll be able to turn him into a pony. If I am able to though, I think I could create some wings out of paper, and glue them on. Would this pony fly?
Here's how red hat did it..
We could use more software businesses with models like that.
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I am running debian woody 3.0(kernel bf 2.4).
I can execute kppp as root only not as normal user.When I loging as normal user, I have to open terminal as super user mode and connect internet. It gave me an option while installing kppp that "to run kppp as normal user, become a user of proxy group". I could not understand how to become a member of proxy group.
One more problem:- I have NIC. but I am not connected to LAN. my NIC remain always active. when I connect internet, I have to pass"route add default ppp0" always. Is there any escape from it.