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Originally Posted by JoshJ  Red Hat. MySQL. These are rather notable examples.
In these examples, you pay for support.
Another business model can be found by looking historically; rms programmed custom stuff for emacs for $250 an hour. |
Although those were not the type of software I had in mind(I had the idea of more like a pay and get software), but I think I get the idea.
I also looked around a bit, and apparently Cedega does that. You can buy it for its price, but you can get its code freely from its CVS.(but without the copyright breaking code)
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