On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 12:40, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> Mike Starke said:
> > On Tue, Jun 10, 2003 at 01:51:02PM -0700, Alan Dayley wrote:
> > /_Sounds like a perfect project for GNUEnterpise.  He could have Windows
> > clients on a GNUe backend running on Linux.  Check it out at gnue.org.
> > /_
> >
> > GNUe is certainly one option. I have always seen the potential in it. In
> > fact, I would be very interested in hearing from someone who would
> > consider taking on a GNUe front-end for a project like this one. I have
> > always prided myself in some descent database designs, but know my user
> > interfaces are horrendous :-)
> 
> Ok this will sound insane.  I get probably 10 emails a week for people
> looking to do GNUe solutions but wanting 'guidance'/consulting.  I am so
> swamped I have little time to do so, but know that GNUe fits 80% of their
> needs.  In fact,  I still owe Kyle some of my time. :)
> 
> What I would love to do is maybe offer some GNUe Training to get people up
> to speed on the framework.  Then turn these types of things over to them
> as GNUe consultants.  I am sure there is money to be made out there in it.
>  I just want to see GNUe utilized, but can only be in so many places at
> once. :)
> 
> If there are people interested in becoming well versed in GNUe (and taking
> on GNUe consultancy work) let me know either on or off list and I will see
> what I can arrange.
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count me in

Craig