retro212

Use EngineYard if you need better control over servers, installing custom unix packets and stuff like that. Use Heroku for everything else. I've had great experience with both companies, so I believe that you can't go wrong with any of them.

Ubuntu will never get traction on desktop until video drivers at least show image on monitors. I've spent 3 days trying to install correct drivers for my graphic card, until I've finally gave up.

We've considered this license, but according to this blog post http://www.rants.org/2007/06/26/when-is-open-source-not-open... it is not true open source license.

It seems that AGPL is what we are searching for.

The license I like the most is MIT, but since we are startup with limited budget, there is always fear of someone taking our source code and building competing SaaS to ours. It is the situation we would like to avoid if possible.

Zagreb, Croatia

Pozdrav svima :)