Zwerg01
board's own troll
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Get us the basic PCB specs and/or the data and we can get you a quote.
The OpenPyra is an open project. So you can download the needed files... oh wait, you can't
Get us the basic PCB specs and/or the data and we can get you a quote.
ED will provide them to the public as soon as the pyra is finally out as far as I know... He wants to prevent clones during the development.The OpenPyra is an open project. So you can download the needed files... oh wait, you can't
ED will provide them to the public as soon as the pyra is finally out as far as I know... He wants to prevent clones during the development.
...Ok, good. So OrR is able to provide a quote after the release.
Well you can get the schematics right now, the PCB design like EvilDragon stated in the past will be released when the Pyras are released. Nothing is stopping EvilDragon to inquire more with OrR, just he needs to have insurances to prevent the designs to be stolen...The OpenPyra is an open project. So you can download the needed files... oh wait, you can't
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All open source projects, every single license, every last one without a single solitary exception says that you have the right to the "source code" (in whatever form that takes IF YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE FINAL PRODUCT. GPL, Apache, BSD, all of them basically state that, if you have the end product, you have the right to modify it.The OpenPyra is an open project. So you can download the needed files... oh wait, you can't
Listen, all I am interested in is the WEIGHT of the software. Because I do not want my Pyra to be heavier than it needs to be (arms get tired due to heavy use).All open source projects, every single license, every last one without a single solitary exception says that you have the right to the "source code" (in whatever form that takes IF YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE FINAL PRODUCT. GPL, Apache, BSD, all of them basically state that, if you have the end product, you have the right to modify it.
YOU DO NOT HAVE THE END PRODUCT! By THE definition of the open source initiative you have exactly zero rights to download anything. Your complaining about not being able to download something that you have no right to demonstrates that you have no idea what Open Source actually is.
Listen, all I am interested in is the WEIGHT of the software. Because I do not want my Pyra to be heavier than it needs to be (arms get tired due to heavy use).
I'll let myself out...
All open source projects, every single license, every last one without a single solitary exception says that you have the right to the "source code" (in whatever form that takes IF YOU HAVE ACCESS TO THE FINAL PRODUCT. GPL, Apache, BSD, all of them basically state that, if you have the end product, you have the right to modify it.
YOU DO NOT HAVE THE END PRODUCT! By THE definition of the open source initiative you have exactly zero rights to download anything. Your complaining about not being able to download something that you have no right to demonstrates that you have no idea what Open Source actually is.
How do you pronouce Zwerg01? I pronouce Jerk01
Lost 330 euros? I don't think so, advanced 330 euros with the express purpose of producing the most awesome handheld ever more like! So, as I haven't lost any money I can't call you a jerk, not sure what you're point is though, are you suggesting that if ED had acted differently you would have able to significantly contribute to the design and manufacturing process? And without your help the project is doomed?