Have you considered offering a customer self hosted option? It sounds like you could easily position it as a lightweight alternative to Citrix and Windows Terminal Services.
Sure, since the software is opensource, anyone can set it up and use it for self hosted vms.
I am doing a startup (putting virtual machines on the web)
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Re: I am doing a startup (putting virtual machines on the web)
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#103If this phrase were used in CSI it would be a joke by now.
Re: I am doing a startup (putting virtual machines on the web)
#104The use cases are really interesting; online product demos will be a killer feature, and we wouldn't have to worry about piracy (we're able to monitor the piracy rates of our desktop app, and it's about 25% of our paid subscriptions)...
Wanted to reach out to you through email but was unable to find any contact information.
We'd like to work more closely with you on perfecting the online product demos feature. Would you be interested in testing it out on your website soon? Please contact me at peter@catonmat.net!
Peteris
Re: I am doing a startup (putting virtual machines on the web)
#105Very interesting! Assuming that you will have reasonable pricing and a fast connection, I would be very interested in using this service for my own startup.
I couldn't find your contact information so I am replying here. Can you reach me at peter@catonmat.net?
I'd like to know more about how you'd use stackvm at your startup, so that when we launch stackvm we already had a usable product!
Peteris