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From AnnvixAvailability Annvix is freely available under the terms of the GPLv2 license. The software packaged with Annvix is governed by their own licenses; some is public domain, some GPL, some BSD, etc. Annvix itself is available under the GPLv2 license, as is the software written by the development team specifically for Annvix.
DownloadsAnnvix is freely available for download. The download images and files can be redistributed without restriction. The download mirrors and locations are listed on the download page. How to Obtain Technical Support/HelpTechnical support and help can be found on the Annvix mailing lists. The mailing lists are home to other Annvix users and developers and as such should be the first place to go if you have questions or trouble using or installing Annvix (after the documentation, of course). The mailing lists are operated by the development team and are no substitute for good commercial support should you require it. Every effort is made to respond to mailing list questions and issues in a timely manner, but response time and/or help provided is not guaranteed. If you are looking for commercial support, Danen Consulting Services can provide help. Please contact us to discuss pricing. We can provide per-incident support and longer-term support. We can also customize Annvix to your particular needs. If you are looking to submit a bug report, please use Bugzilla to report bugs. How to Support the ProjectAnnvix is an investment of time and money on the part of the developers; individuals who work without any compensation. If you would like to donate money or hardware or otherwise support the project because you like Annvix and enjoy using it, please feel free! Monetary donations are accepted via PayPal; to donate hardware, please get in contact. More details can be found on the donations page. How to Contact the Annvix DevelopersThe developers can be contacted on the various mailing lists; the development list (dev@) is the best means of contacting the developers. They can also be contacted via IRC on irc.freenode.org, #annvix. |
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