Yeah, please tell me what you don't agree about. :)

Our company is still a work in process, but we've got paying customers and 5 on 5 as average review of the product (http://apps.shopify.com/fanchimp), plus two seed rounds of funding.

Sentimentally we've been together for 7 years, working as co-founders for about 5 now. We're happy and we're focused long term.

I hope to have replied to your doubts. ;)

Great on both counts!

Thanks for the comment, yes we're still working on the startup and you're right, there aren't any big success with two co-founder in a relation. Although my friends at AgentPiggy and http://www.gym-pact.com/ are going pretty well.

Kevin and Julia Hartz are the two main founders at Eventbrite, currently valued at $700m and looking towards an IPO. There's an article where Julia explains how they make it work here: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-marry-your-cofounder-a... .

Thanks

My impression with all Linux distributions is that at the end are made for developers/techies.

There's a lack of user centric focus.

Is a real thing this Unity? I saw it and it seemed me a bit bulky.

Mir will help make a better and responsive UIs and desktop experiences. But can the user notice that?

There has been some next big thing happening?

I get the point about getting to work with the best people in the world, I personally think that for the beginning of a company is better to be all in the same room. Remote working is fine for bigger companies imho.

Thanks for your opinion!

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Here's why having a complete founding team for your startups will make you create a better product and run more experiments than using an outsourcing company. This way you'll do more and you'll increase the chances to succeed