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David Wilson

@civodul @dthompson I love what Librem and Framework are doing, but if they continue to depend on Intel chipset then they'll probably never work with Linux Libre

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Dominic Martinez

@daviwil @civodul @dthompson Well to be fair to them, truly free hardware like the MNT reform just isn't suitable for a mainstream device. There's a larger issue that we need to throw so many transistors at modern software that usable CPUs can be made at only a handful of places around the world which keep their IP tightly clutched to their chest.

Akib Azmain Turja

@daviwil @civodul @dthompson Is RISC-V a viable alternative for personal computers? I've heard that RISC-V is a free standard (as in freedom).

dave

@akib @daviwil @civodul it's promising! maybe in the future there will be easily accessible and affordable computers that use it.

Akib Azmain Turja

@dthompson @daviwil @civodul Losedows (by Microsoft) is dominating in the OS market, so its unlikely to see RISC-V computer to be common until MS decides to support it. We, the free software activists, must make our own computers.

dave

@akib @daviwil @civodul maybe we need to make computers but also we need to stop saying things like "losedows" 🙂​

crypt17

@daviwil @civodul @dthompson

have you considered playing with kmonad. With dual key functions you can get modifier keys on any key. I am currently using c and , as dual use control keys

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