> it would be great if thinkpinguin buys used notebook which are capable > of coreboot, installs everything and sells them for an appropriate > price.
It was discussed multiple times [0], [1]. It's nontrivial to port, old machines get more expensive and used aren't reliable on a larger scale. [0] https://trisquel.info/en/forum/penguin-gnu-linux-laptop-w-1920x1080-matte-screen-now-shipping#comment-36136 [1] https://trisquel.info/en/forum/coreboot-triquel-computers#comment-18170 > For a normal person, buying a notebook and flashing the bios is a bit > risky, since there's the danger of making the device unusable if > something goes wrong. True. Some free boot firmware developers unsolder the chips or use special devices for in-system flashing.
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