Hello everyone!

As a pretty early adopter of m0n0wall, I've been impressed so much with 
each release with the great job that the community has done on the 
project. I've wanted to contribute many times over, but I haven't had a 
chance with the other projects that I'm involved to start working on 
another!

However, I had an idea for another project that I thought maybe some of 
the m0n0wall contributors might be interested in pursuing. As far as 
I'm concerned, m0n0wall has the "market" cornered on a free embedded 
router-type distribution. What there isn't much of, however, is an 
open-source web-enabled NAS replacement distribution. A NAS is not a 
very complex device, really, all it really does is run file sharing 
services, and possibly RAID, though I'm sure it would eventually become 
quite featureful is it evolved at m0n0wall's rate. There's plenty of 
hardware available that would make a very useful NAS-type device and a 
much lower cost than what most commercial NAS devices sell for. I have 
a Cobalt Qube and a Toshiba Magnia, both of which would be great 
candidates for a hardware platform to run this on.

So, I guess what I'm wondering is, is anyone interested in working on a 
project like this? Would anyone like to start m0n0nas? :)

Thanks for reading!

Zach Lowry