In the arena of computer design, the next step from having an open design would be open schematics.
Imagine the design of a laptop being sent to your company to fulfill your project needs.
All you would need to do is have the operating system and the binary applications ready.
This takes computer design to an entire new level; people are able to develop at multiple tiers of creativity at the same time.
What if the design was right but the processor speed was too slow?
One could change the cores and keep the other parts. And, what if you needed a different wireless ?
connector??
Open schematics would allow computer engineers to improve the physical design of the equipment,
For companies like Sony and IBM, this would mean assisting each other to develop advanced ideas that would improve life for everyone.
I’m poor and I’m trying to make a positive change.
People trying to work as if they were synchronized to the same natural beat is a great idea.
Computers should be modular on the design table.
One laptop of a different - RISC that is - architecture designed to
carry out the intstructions of multiple corporations.
It makes more sense than everyone making their own proprietary laptops.
There is less waste, you have “hackers” to show you how to set up the machines for other uses,