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Did you choose for Linux for freedom or ...
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Yes, I did it for freedom. Here's my battlestation:
Libreboot Gaming Desktop
Libreboot Server
Libreboot Laptop
Libreboot Laptop 2
GrapheneOS Phone (100% FOSS in the OS layer)
LibreCMC Routers (100% Free Firmware/Software)
OpenWRT Network Switch
Have you been able to just drop Libreboot on whatever or do you specifically buy hardware that you know supports it? I wish to use Libreboot.
Yes, I install Libreboot myself with a RaspberryPi and Pomona 5250 testing clip. Anything that's already supported by Coreboot, can be supported to Libreboot. They have a list of hardware that they currently support listed here:
https://libreboot.org/docs/hardware/#supported-hardware
I actually sold Libreboot laptops previously on eBay, I used to sell the T440p a lot. Now, I'm about to setup my own website so I can start selling them for even cheaper. I also helped add Libreboot support for the Dell Optiplex 9020/7020 (Real thanks goto Mate Kukri, as I used his Optiplex port from Coreboot).
Impressive!