PineTab-V tablet with a RISC-V chip gets community-supported software builds (including KDE Plasma desktop)poVoq@slrpnk.net to Linux@lemmy.ml – 190 points – 1 years agoliliputing.com16Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentHasn't ARM always been open source?No, it's licensed. RISC-V isn't necessarily open sourced either. It's an open standard, but you can develop your own proprietary designs on it.Yup! To my understanding RISC-V is like BSD lisenced not GPL.I think it was MIT, which is basically the same like BSD
Hasn't ARM always been open source?No, it's licensed. RISC-V isn't necessarily open sourced either. It's an open standard, but you can develop your own proprietary designs on it.Yup! To my understanding RISC-V is like BSD lisenced not GPL.I think it was MIT, which is basically the same like BSD
No, it's licensed. RISC-V isn't necessarily open sourced either. It's an open standard, but you can develop your own proprietary designs on it.Yup! To my understanding RISC-V is like BSD lisenced not GPL.I think it was MIT, which is basically the same like BSD
Yup! To my understanding RISC-V is like BSD lisenced not GPL.I think it was MIT, which is basically the same like BSD
Hasn't ARM always been open source?
No, it's licensed. RISC-V isn't necessarily open sourced either. It's an open standard, but you can develop your own proprietary designs on it.
Yup!
To my understanding RISC-V is like BSD lisenced not GPL.
I think it was MIT, which is basically the same like BSD