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well, "fully open" is just an ideal. I think I could live with proprietary bits that are not involved in the private data trade. it doesn't have to be "cut rat
by streamofdigits 5y ago
well, "fully open" is just an ideal. I think I could live with proprietary bits that are not involved in the private data trade.
it doesn't have to be "cut rate". I left the specs/price point open for that reason. But indeed thinking of it as a tool, not as a trend-following gadget with 12 cameras and the screen size of a laptop.
Just interested to see whether this approach is viable.
- techrat 5y ago> Just interested to see whether this approach is viable. Spoiler alert: It's not. The better SOCs end up becoming more proprietary because it's the companies' own implementations that make them perform better. That leads to proprietary drivers/software.