Thank you Sir. You're right I've confused Beagle with Beagleboard, that of course is a huge difference. I stay in accord with your opinion about dumbed down env

Thank you Sir. You're right I've confused Beagle with Beagleboard, that of course is a huge difference. I stay in accord with your opinion about dumbed down environments. The Arduino boards, a "Beagle" and an Oscillator surely make out a nice learning environment for hacking and learning. I'm not requiring full compliance with OSHW licensing. It's because 3D-Printing will allow cheap custom devices and because I'm not fully agreeing with point 3, 12 and 13 for specific cases. When a specific hardware centric or locked design is the only requirement, or more efficient; when the software provided cannot be disclosed without risk of patent infringements etc. Coming up with challenges is hard. But an unlocked environment to learn the principles of electrical engineering will offer interesting ones and combined with computer science it'll reveal the perspective a creator has to our world. Thanks again for helping me and others =))