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It's open source, but not open hardware. All the code is completely free, so closed hardware is our way of monetization to continue development.
by mdevaev 5y ago
It's open source, but not open hardware. All the code is completely free, so closed hardware is our way of monetization to continue development.
- atok1 5y agoWould be awesome after you make some money back if you could open hardware it for those of us who require full trust!
- magicalhippo 5y agoWhat open-hardware Raspberry Pi alternative would you be using with this then? After all, hardly any point of having a open-hardware HAT if you connect it to a closed-hardware Raspberry Pi. Even if the full schematics etc were available, the processor on the Pi is anything but open.