I don't know if this was already answered, but look at [1] (it's a
shortcut for [2]).
It's recommended to support these instead. The price if compared to how
much work is put to provide RYF devices. :)
Non-RYF have cheaper prices that might not have the freedoms of the
software as value, somewhat
Le 10 octobre 2017 02:34:46 GMT+02:00, Don Saklad a écrit :
>Good qualities of the sale transactions are important for consumers at
>a) what store/dealer you choose to get your respects your freedom
>ryf new desktop computer from
>
>and b) how well the ryf store/dealer is available after sale.
>
Good qualities of the sale transactions are important for consumers at
a) what store/dealer you choose to get your respects your freedom
ryf new desktop computer from
and b) how well the ryf store/dealer is available after sale.
Compare, for example
https://www.apple.com/support/products/mac.htm
Thank you Wes for these links, I didn't know about it.
Le Mon, 02 Oct 2017 15:39:33 -0400,
Wes Frazier a écrit :
> Their not certified RYF (for reasons that escape me) but several
> vendors who do RYF laptops have done desktops too at various times
> (depending on stock). Minifree has done so in
Ok, excuse me for my useless interruption..
On 10/03/2017 09:14 PM, Félicien Pillot wrote:
> Le Mon, 2 Oct 2017 22:32:01 +0200,
> Ben Gailly a écrit :
>
>> I think that the most useful will be to buy a compliant laptop (as
>> those sell buy Thinkpenguin such as Lenovo Thinkpad T60 or T400), buy
Le Mon, 2 Oct 2017 22:32:01 +0200,
Ben Gailly a écrit :
> I think that the most useful will be to buy a compliant laptop (as
> those sell buy Thinkpenguin such as Lenovo Thinkpad T60 or T400), buy
> a compliant free-software wireless card (such as AR7291) for laptop
> and make a software flash wi
Wes Frazier writes:
> Their not certified RYF (for reasons that escape me) but several
> vendors who do RYF laptops have done desktops too at various times
> (depending on stock). Minifree has done so in the past (though their
> not offering one at the moment). Vikings.net has one at this link:
>
I think that the most useful will be to buy a compliant laptop (as those
sell buy Thinkpenguin such as Lenovo Thinkpad T60 or T400), buy a
compliant free-software wireless card (such as AR7291) for laptop and
make a software flash with Libreboot...
And if you install on top of it Trisquel, Gnewsen
Their not certified RYF (for reasons that escape me) but several vendors
who do RYF laptops have done desktops too at various times (depending on
stock). Minifree has done so in the past (though their not offering one
at the moment). Vikings.net has one at this link:
https://store.vikings.net/l
Le Mon, 02 Oct 2017 14:36:05 -0400,
Don Saklad a écrit :
> How do you get a new desktop computer fitting FSF LibrePlanet
> principles?... it's easier to get an iMac, for many folks it's too
> challenging to get a desktop fitting the Free Software Foundation
> LibrePlanet principles.
>
> Usabilit
How do you get a new desktop computer fitting FSF LibrePlanet
principles?... it's easier to get an iMac, for many folks it's too
challenging to get a desktop fitting the Free Software Foundation
LibrePlanet principles.
Usability and navigability of information is difficult, for example at
https://
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