P Witte wrote: > Id go one better: The place to start, of course, is to make the Qx0 > designs public and free so other people can develop and improve them, > and in some cases, build their own. A "free" computer to run free > software on. Just the thing.
The obstacle is production. If I publish software, it automatically exists, if I publish hardware it does not. Every single piece of hardware must be built (in series production if it's going to be affordable) and at the complexity and massive costs of the Qx0, this means commercial production. Unfortunately one can't materialize mainboards by a uploading to a website or burning a CD. Peter _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
