Sorry, missed your earlier post. Why, thank you, yes I am ;-)
And yes, exactly that! I think giving a RYF badge to a computer merely because it supports libreboot, is... short sighted. What will the FSF do when a computer comes out with more free components? Award a "Super RYF" ? That is not to say that I dislike the idea of giving recognition where it belongs, those machines are really better than the other laptops around, and I would like to have one myself, but like I have said, prices are prohibitive (for me, right now, I don't mean in a more general sense). There is a great work being done in those projects. And besides, in a security/privacy way, libreboot is not enough. The components you mentioned are even more important (the embedded controller for example).
Can someone confirm if a Thinkpad of Macbook with libreboot can have a BIOS password to "lock" the machine?
I would easily prefer a "mini laptop" made from an AllWinner board. I have seen some projects but are still not something I see as a "solution". The Pitop is what we need but in a more "free" way.
