As for supporting it I don't see why not from a global sense. At the same time I will be unlikely to buy a unit due to the price and limited options on the processor. For prepackaged Thinkpenguin is still a better option. Of course I am far more likely to build from scratch or re-purpose a previously used system.
Though I think this is great that another provider has been added who will
preload Trisquel, it does not seems functionally different from what is
provided by Thinkpenguin or what you could build at home with off the shelf
parts. Notably the device doesn't use Libreboot which would be the only thing
it could offer to be different in the desktop space.
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