What is Virtualmin, Inc.?

Written by Joe Cooper
Virtualmin, Inc. is a corporation founded by Jamie Cameron and Joe Cooper, in order to provide high quality commercial support and easy to install packages for the Virtualmin virtual host administration system, as well as the closely related products Webmin and Usermin.

When is the IPO?

Written by Joe Cooper
We don't know yet. Probably not tomorrow. We'll let you know.

Who is Jamie Cameron?

Written by Joe Cooper
Jamie is the author of Webmin, Usermin, and Virtualmin, as well as the book Managing Linux Systems with Webmin. He created Webmin in 1997 and has been developing it and its sibling products ever since.

Who is Joe Cooper?

Written by Joe Cooper
Joe is the author of The Book of Webmin: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love UNIX, and is widely regarded as the world's leading proponent of Webmin, Virtualmin, and Usermin. He is the founder of another company, Swell Technology LLC, which funded the initial development of Virtualmin in 2003. He has worked with Jamie on Webmin-related projects since 1999.

Why is Virtualmin going commercial?

Written by Joe Cooper
Because it's the right thing to do for Virtualmin users. Though we may not yet have the perfect formula for building an Open Source and a proprietary product side by side, it became clear that in the old model (no one reliable company responsible for supporting Virtualmin) many of our users were not getting the kind of support and ease of use they wanted. We're making Virtualmin our number one priority from here on out, and already the results are too numerous to recount here. We've added dozens of new features, some small and some huge; we've written a new administrators guide that covers everything a hosting server administrator needs to know; we've created a new website with forums, a support ticket tracker for paying customers, a bug tracker for everyone, and dozens of Quick Start guides, FAQs, video tutorials; and we expect we'll be able to spend significantly more time working on both the Open Source and the proprietary versions of Virtualmin in the future.