In the box

Not many people know that Virtualmin’s already extensive list of built-in features can be extended by writing plugins, which are basically Webmin modules that export a special API. Why would you want to do this, you may ask? Let’s say their is a mailing list application, log analyzer, database or source code control system that [...]

After much deliberation (a bloodbath!), Jamie, Kevin, and I (and a little help from some friends) have chosen a new logo for Webmin, from the seemingly infinite great options offered up by our recent logo contest at SitePoint. Without further ado, I present to you the new face of Webmin:

The figure represents the [...]

Webmin is ten years old today. I recently took some of Jamie’s time away from Webmin to ask a few questions about where it’s been, the spin-off projects, and the goals achieved. More interesting, however, is what is Jamie working on now?
My questions are italicized, and Jamie’s responses are in the regular font.
When [...]

I chatted with an applicant to the Y Combinator Summer Founders Program this afternoon, and he brought up a really interesting question that I’d never really thought about before.  His question was, roughly, “Do community-based or value-based Y Combinator backed businesses do better?”  Let’s assume that a “community-based” business is one where the user base [...]