The FreddyWare Solutions Enterprise Network is comprised of more than a dozen sites and services. Some of these sites and services are not for public use, and are limited to access by the most highly-placed administrators and partners only. However, many of our assets are public content/articles sites or informational developments.
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Background
FreddyWare had not always been the FreddyWare Solutions Enterprise Network. In late 2003, the first product under the FreddyWare name was released - a customized browser called FreddyWare WowserBrowser. We have since then outlived this foolishness, and the organization has moved forward to more serious matters.
FreddyWare Solutions at that time delivered only simple things, such as free e-mail services (using a more basic version of the same technologies that now power Geekie.org Apps). It was also intended that the FreddyWare Forums (earlier-than-first-generation) would be developed to work in synch with FreddyWare Solutions to deliver hosting and advanced online services, but FreddyWare Solutions was disbanded.
FreddyWare Solutions became the new, modern,
FreddyWare Solutions Enterprise Network,
which now governs over 10 full-fledged
sites/services (assets)
that operate with some ties to each other.
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Technologies That We Use
FreddyWare's sites and services are spread out over many servers. Geekie.org, a resource intensive site, has been placed on one of our two stable servers that will provide hosting in the future. StudyNucleus.org and StudyNucleus.info are on unrelated servers in case one or the other fails. Reseller accounts on cPanel 11 servers have been reserved for FreddyWare Web Services & PersonalLog, for FreddyWare Advertisements, and for other specialized services.
All FreddyWare assets run on Linux + Apache + MySQL servers, which are respected as one of the most popular and stable configurations.
The FreddyWare Solutions Enterprise Network
embraces PHP + MySQL scripts that are open
source in nature, and prefers
software that is licensed under the GNU
GPL or a Creative Commons license.
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Current Goals
FreddyWare's aim isn't to generate profit for itself or for its administrators. Rather, the goal of this organization is to provide appreciable content and useful services that will benefit everyone - including consumers, partners, and ourselves.
The FreddyWare Web Services branch offers
a number of suitable services that are
free or cheap in nature.
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More
quotes are coming to this page of FreddyWare.net
soon. We have not yet completed its design.
This
site is still under active development. Some
parts of our design are not yet complete.
Want to know more? Visit our assets page to read about some of the developments we have in our network of useful sites and services.
Assets