As far as I know, the main board compatibility with Linux-libre is not an issue. Wifi is an issue if you want it (but that is completely unrelated to the main board choice).

You can pick up any Intel board and additionally enjoy the 3D acceleration provided by Intel's graphical chipset. You also want to pay attention to the processors you can plug in: you had better take an Intel processor without the vPro technology (treacherous computing). This information is easily found from Intel's website: just search the name of the processor. Do not expect a free BIOS though: as far as I know, coreboot only supports obscure (and usually obsolete) AMD boards.

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