Timothy wrote: > And that is one of the primary reasons that I plan on releasing it > under GPL, at an appropriate time.
Daniel wrote: > Just for the record: I'm really pleased to hear this, and it could very > well help land some project financing. When the GPL RTL is available, > we can also expect to see a number of experienced hardware hackers join > the project. I'm hoping that Timothy and his partners and investors will be willing to make the RTL available *before* it is GPL'd to hardware hackers that have a serious interest in contributing to the project, under a non-GPL license that doesn't allow public distribution. If there is a serious commitment to releasing under the GPL by a certain date (especially if there is escrow), that should provide sufficient access for people to start contributing. I know VHDL reasonably well, and have perhaps learned enough Verilog to be dangerous. Although I'm very interested in the project, I doubt that I will personally have time to invest in working on the RTL code. I'm certainly looking forward to buying both the FPGA platorm and the ASIC-based cards. Probably several of the former and a dozen of the latter. Eric Smith _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
