In the interest of not starting a big argument again this will by my
last reply on this thread.
On 11/02/2017 01:14 PM, Alessandro Selli wrote:
They are fully worth it.
Certainly not for the price they are charging, for $2K one could buy 5
Lenovo G505S laptops which are owner controlled with no ME/PSP, an open
source init process (no FSP) or hardware code signing enforcement.
«the LibreM contains a proprietary BIOS»
Wrong. I already wrote about it but I see your pathological hate for
anything other than Talos/IBM is just too strong, facts cannot stop you from
spreading lies:
I don't like IBM, but I accept that POWER is the best option and their
marketing of it is honest.
I don't like purism and will never support them until they change their
marketing to be actually honest and stop pretending that they can make
free an intel CPU some vague time in the future.
https://puri.sm/faq/
Technical & Advanced
Can I buy a Librem with a proprietary BIOS/UEFI?
No. We ship with the free software firmware coreboot. We don’t ship Librem 13
or Librem 15 with any proprietary BIOS/UEFI.
It isn't libre and it isn't free software as the hardware and memory
init process is entirely done by Intel's FSP binary blob.
They call their laptops the "LibreM" - what is libre about them?
Fail to include the ME firmware binary in the firmware and your purism
laptop will shut down in 30 minutes "disabled"
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