The way it is licensed, they are free to redistribute it as long as they abide by open source rules. We went live with our product on June 11 and had over 2000 hits the first week. Eight hundred of those came that first Sunday. We've been very amazed at the response we've had. We put out some links on the Internet so people would come to our site, look at our software product and download it.
People seem to be very interested in our software product.
If necessity is the mother of invention, she apparently had a hand in influencing the two young D.N. American employees. I started thinking that it would be great if the tool I needed existed for Linux. When I began searching, I couldn't find what I was looking for. So, in my free time, I started writing the tool that I wanted. Once I got the initial idea together and started building it, other people got involved.