Re: FSF continuously harms Free Hardware

[Jacob Hrbek]

> RMS doesn't agree with focusing on Free Hardware (or whatever you
call it). You could try doing it separately and get fsf buy in after the
fact. Or try to convince other fsf officials or the general membership.
-- Payne
> I'm not saying the end goal is bad. I would like to see more Free
Hardware but FSF isn't going to do development of Free Hardware. Their
endorsement isn't that important at this point. -- Payne

it is already done separately by FSF supporters who use GPLv3 for it and
FSF is too involved in such development for it to be ignored without
sabotaging the development thus why i am raising this issue here.

So the time for FSF to pitch in is now and FSF's endorsement has a major
impact on free hardware development.

On 1/30/22 17:45, Dennis Payne wrote:
> RMS doesn't agree with focusing on Free Hardware (or whatever you call
> it). You could try doing it separately and get fsf buy in after the
> fact. Or try to convince other fsf officials or th
e general membership.
> However I don't see the end result being a flood of great Free
> Hardware. The Respect Your Freedom campaign hasn't suddenly transformed
> the few participating laptop/workstation/server vendors to industry
> juggernauts. Any Free Hardware site is going to have even less end-user
> products.
>
> I'm not saying the end goal is bad. I would like to see more Free
> Hardware but FSF isn't going to do development of Free Hardware. Their
> endorsement isn't that important at this point.
>
> --
> Dennis Payne
> dulsi@identicalsoftware.com
> https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@dulsi
>
>
>
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