El lunes, 28 de octubre de 2013 19:14:24 UTC-3, Manu escribió: > > Mission is *Open Everywhere Computing* > > BeagleBoard.org seeks to foster the advancement of open source hardware > and software for building embedded computing solutions at all skill levels. > > *- Software and Hardware are not the same thing, the true open hardware > does not exists yet, i think. Manufacturing impossibilities also plays a > pivotal role. (from sand to chip). This process should be open too, as > detailed as how the BB system is designed.* > > Vision is *Openness Enables Everyone* > > Open development means sharing the ability to reproduce a craft and > providing a means for refining that craft. Individuals with less defined > skills are able to fully observe the skills of others to refine their > skills. Contributions of individuals are collected, advancing the ability > of all individuals with the basic skills of the community. > > *- Unless there was a "true open hardware" all the BB/Arduino users will > be in a state near the "less defined skills" forever.* > > Linux plays a critical role in this vision, because no other software > project has ever brought so many collaborators together and run on so many > platforms. For BeagleBoard.org to be successful, it means enabling Linux > developers through support in the mainline Linux kernel such that all > popular Linux distros can provide support for a viable everywhere-computing > platform. > > *- Hardware should not be the same as Software. They need each other, > like day and night, but not the same.* > > Because the mainline Linux maintainers demand that capabilities not be > implemented for a single device if the capability exists on multiple > devices, the work that goes into the mainline kernel as a result of the > BeagleBoard.org platforms is available for all platforms, making Linux more > friendly for anyone using it on a everywhere-computing platform. > > > > - *SW again* > > > > Skills and capabilities enabled by open everywhere computing > > - Interfacing sensors and controls > - Programming > - Networking > - Device driver development > - Operating system design and usage > - Other general computer science and electrical engingeering concepts > and usage > - Collaboration > > *- Is not open everywhere, i think is kind of TI-ed* > > > > > > I love BB!!! > > > Manuel Gondra > > El martes, 17 de septiembre de 2013 13:43:04 UTC-3, Jason Kridner escribió: >> >> This has been talked about for a while, but not put into words. Please >> provide public comment on this proposed mission statement. >> >> http://beagleboard.org/about/mission/ >> BeagleBoard.org Mission Statement >> >> *Open Everywhere Computing for Everyone* >> >> Mission is *Open Everywhere Computing* >> >> BeagleBoard.org seeks to foster the advancement of open source hardware >> and software for building embedded computing solutions at all skill levels. >> Vision is *Openness Enables Everyone* >> >> Open development means sharing the ability to reproduce a craft and >> providing a means for refining that craft. Individuals with less defined >> skills are able to fully observe the skills of others to refine their >> skills. Contributions of individuals are collected, advancing the ability >> of all individuals with the basic skills of the community. >> >> Linux plays a critical role in this vision, because no other software >> project has ever brought so many collaborators together and run on so many >> platforms. For BeagleBoard.org to be successful, it means enabling Linux >> developers through support in the mainline Linux kernel such that all >> popular Linux distros can provide support for a viable everywhere-computing >> platform. >> >> Because the mainline Linux maintainers demand that capabilities not be >> implemented for a single device if the capability exists on multiple >> devices, the work that goes into the mainline kernel as a result of the >> BeagleBoard.org platforms is available for all platforms, making Linux more >> friendly for anyone using it on a everywhere-computing platform. >> Skills and capabilities enabled by open everywhere computing >> >> - Interfacing sensors and controls >> - Programming >> - Networking >> - Device driver development >> - Operating system design and usage >> - Other general computer science and electrical engingeering concepts >> and usage >> - Collaboration >> >>
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