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@libreleah What happened to the other choices like the P and the 768p laptop?   btw today is libreboot day. first release ever was on 12 december 2013 today is 12 december 2024. therefore, today is libreboot's 11th birthday! it's the free/opensource bios replacement that i maintain, based on coreboot.  I've extended the Libreboot 9020 clearance sale to November 25th; I'm spending the time to polish Libreboot for a new stable release around that time, November 25th. I'm Libreboot's founder and lead developer. Sales fund Libreboot. Libreboot (preinstalled) is free/opensource firmware replacing proprietary BIOS/UEFI. Your choice of Debian Linux, other distro or BSD. Libreboot 9020 price further reduced; was £218, then 138, now 118. New products to launch by the 25th. I say, Australia's Labor Party seems to be a bigger risk of harm towards youths than anything else. Not that such a ban would actually be enforceable; when you tell young people *not* to do something, they will do it even more. The young are generally tech-savvy and know how to circumvent internet censorship. The only way to really implement such a ban would perhaps be requiring photo ID to use such sites, but you could use a VPN for instance, accessing it from a country that has no such laws. Reminder: all Libreboot machines are currently on a heavy discount, on Minifree: I'm the founder and lead developer of the Libreboot project. Sales fund Libreboot. Libreboot (preinstalled) is free/opensource firmware replacing proprietary BIOS/UEFI on supported hardware. I did a release recently, namely Libreboot 20241008. Your choice of Debian Linux, other distro or a BSD. I'm raising money for some planned work in November, hence price cut going for increased sales.
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@libreleah@mas.to they paused invites to their discord LMAO. Gives off cowardly vibes. @libreleah Stenzek frequently had to deal with people stealing his work. I'm sure that this license change will solve that problem nicely. /s  @libreleah pretty shure it's not legal to change from #GPLv3 to #proprietary legally unless all contributors signed off on this AND made a new project woth the same codebase as a hard fork. - And even then it may be questionable. Consider hinting that at #SoftwareFreedomConservancy, #BrucePerens and https://gpl-violations.org ... Fun fact: I don't work for free. Someone ordered my send-in service, sent me a machine to flash and I'm done (Libreboot and Debian installed), but: * They did not pay! I emailed them and won't send until I'm paid. * They sent it seemingly straight from ebay, with broken hinge, touchpad, screen and fan - I replaced these, since it costs me nothing. I fixed it up good. I have great work ethic and work pride, but I ask: If someone sends me machines to work on, pay me. Also don't send trash :D  Fun fact: fascism is bad. It's very, very bad and should be avoided at all costs. At *all* costs. I'm working on Minifree orders all weekend. I made sure to finish the recent Libreboot audit and do the new stable release so that I have something solid. The plan for Libreboot now is this: A bunch more Dell Latitude and Dell OptiPlex machines are viable for entry and will be included in the next testing release due mid-late July 2024. As part of that release, I'm also updating all of the revisions (coreboot and so on). ALSO: Libreboot Build System Audit 6 is already underway, in a branch.  > Run './RUNME.sh' to generate an ME image that bypasses BootGuard on the OptiPlex 3050. Very interesting! Is this just Dell has some weird/buggy BootGuard implementation or it could be possible on other desktops/laptops? How this bypass even work? Is it some undocumented IME feature? Someone *actually* sent this in for repair, thinking their warranty was still intact. Fun fact, garbage disposal costs extra. Just look at this fucking thing. Some people are just crazy. What sane person thinks it's OK to send this to me? I feel dirty just being in the same room with it.
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@libreleah wtf, i did use my thinkpad to make holes in the wall and didn’t look bad even close to this :cirno_for_reals:  I did this for *me*. Dell OptiPlex 9020 SFF with Libreboot. i7-4790k (does not throttle!), 32GB RAM. AMD Radeon RX 6400 (Yeston!). NVMe SSD. ***Heavily*** modified. NH-L9x65 cooler. Fans mounted in rear. HDD/ODD cage removed. Rectangle cut out on front; Inner chassis cut so SATA SSD now screws in at the bottom-front (not the HDD cage that I removed), and intake fan at top-front. I *will* be selling these. I'm doing more testing; on TODO is 3D print a custom side panel with extra ventilation.
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 @libreleah Will the libreboot compatibility for that CPU series be listed on the hardware page? will this be something we can do ourselves I mean? That's a pretty good CPU for Libreboot support, unless somehow Ryzens are supported.   I lowered the Libreboot 9020 price: base spec was £398, now it's 338. Also: MT variant is now available in the drop-down menu. SFF is ITX/compact form factor, ATX is a full tower. Available here: https://minifree.org/product/libreboot-9020/ Libreboot preinstalled, replacing proprietary BIOS/UEFI, offering greater security and fast boot speeds. I'm Libreboot's founder and lead developer; sales fund Libreboot. Debian Linux preinstalled, but you can request a different distro or *BSD*, e.g. FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD. I also did this a few days ago but forgot to write the news page until today: https://canoeboot.org/news/canoeboot0.1.html |