> if there're arm devices that can be booted with linux-libre i don't see > why the arm port has to stop. you won't be able to boot the current > boards fully free but at least and up until a free device comes along, > you'll be able to use only free software in them, instead of having many > non-free things mixed with the only bit of unfree software that's > necessary.
+1 > what i'm saying is that if packages built on the pseudo-free raspberry > pi and beagle bone we already have are able to run on freer boards > later, we keep working on them. otherwise we're losing momentum (and > we're already late to the party!) I think having FSF-endorsed non-embedded distros supporting such mostly free boards would help replace the remaining nonfree parts.
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