@mangeurdenuage @iwillbite >No, since there's a physical product tied to this then it's the people who sold the product who didn't properly do their job.
then people aren't going to make stuff based on free software if it means they have to hire someone to do a full code audit every time they want to make something. and then you wonder why the only ones in the market are proprietary

>Or just let the market be free ?
yes no one's stopping you from making a comparable competitor with feature parity. i'm beginning to suspect your definition of a "free market" is rather............unorthodox

>In such exchange of physical good I would put a sign displaying the minimum cost of manufacturing so that people could have an idea of the efforts it needed to make X
and for those free software projects that list a minimum cost of manpower, do you pay them that minimum cost in order to gain access to them? i doubt they exist in the first place, you should think why it's the case

>I'm speaking of the moral implications
morality is always going to be a minority in the sea of incentives