Re: FSF continuously harms Free Hardware

[Jacob Hrbek]

> For example, under this definition, what about a wooden chair? They
usually are not designed with Gerber files, Verilog files, and don't
have built-in firmware on chips (at least not yet until someone makes
them "smart", the thought of which I shudder at). -- Hsing

Anything released in a way that complies with four freedoms should be
considered a free hardware, where in terms of a chair you would be
probably using a Computer Assisted Design ("CAD") files e.g. FreeCADs.

I am providing an example of a modular planter that i am currently
working on in attachments.

On 1/26/22 14:20, Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote:
> So would a wooden chair not count as "hardware" or not something the
> people on this list care about? This is not a rhetorical question, I'm
> just trying to clarify how broad you want your definition to apply. If
> your definition is only about, for example, digital/electronics
> hardware, that is fine. But I think the term "free hardware", or
> variations
thereof, would be too broad and misleading.

--
Jacob Hrbek

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