Hi, below is the draft letter I composed, addressing licensing, which
may or may not need modifying.
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Dear
As a great fan of Texas Instruments and free software, the FreeCalypso
project is aiming to create a free and open-
On 15/12/15 04:12, Peter Olson wrote:
On December 14, 2015 at 9:39 PM Josh Branning
wrote:
Hi, below is the draft letter I composed, addressing licensing, which
may or may not need modifying.
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[snip]
longer produces
On 15/12/15 04:12, Peter Olson wrote:
On December 14, 2015 at 9:39 PM Josh Branning
wrote:
Hi, below is the draft letter I composed, addressing licensing, which
may or may not need modifying.
_
[snip]
longer produces
On 15/12/15 07:10, da...@matthews.pm wrote:
hi everyone
Good to hear of new people interested in our project - welcome Josh.
"No stone unturned" is good sense, but an official approach to TI?
Surely they cannot officially agree to opening their code as that
moves them towards opposition against
On 15/12/15 15:44, Mychaela Falconia wrote:
Josh Branning wrote:
But if they're not willing to grant you a licence to use the code, why
ever would they give you more code to use?
Your view is too narrow-minded. We stand a much greater chance of
being able to get something of
Couldn't you mention both in the letter? Like:
Canz we has your code plz ... under a GPL compatible license or
alternatively under a hobbist non-commercial license?
That way TI can decide.
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Hi,
As a lurker. You probably already know this but just a word of advice,
In regards to the FPGA board, you will probably be after the ICE40, as
AFAIK, it is the only one with an open source toolchain (that is, if it
meets your requirements).
Josh
P.S.
I would be also be interested to kn
TY for writing the letter Mychaela, takes some guts; V. appreciative,
you are a credit to the Free Software community.
Thanks again & much appreciated,
Josh
On 06/10/18 10:04, Mychaela Falconia wrote:
Hello FC community,
I've got an update on the quest for new FreeCalypso hardware in the
for
Hrr, from that letter, they might be interested, but you wasn't at all
clear about licensing and producing software releases to everybody,
which they may or may not be concerned about.
I may have to withdraw my early thanks and gratitude and wait another
few years.
Ho hum,
Josh
On 07/10/18
