[1] http://arduino.cc
I recently got an Arduino[1], and am glad to know that it works with free
software. Many shields (Arduino expansion boards) are "Open Source Hardware".
This is silly because there is no source code for printed circuit boards. It
means the schematic is publicly available and the circuit board design is
available under a free license, usually CC BY-SA. What would be a more
appropriate term? Free hardware may mean gratis hardware; freedom-respecting
hardware should mean that it works with free software.
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