> non-proprietary hardware RISC-V does not guarantee that the CPU core designs are open-source, that the chip designs are open-source, that your computer doesn

> non-proprietary hardware RISC-V does not guarantee that the CPU core designs are open-source, that the chip designs are open-source, that your computer doesn't use Secure Boot, that your computer doesn't have proprietary drivers, or that your computer doesn't use DRM at the hardware level. It's only an instruction set. A good first step, but only that. Don't get people's hopes up.