Re: [lp-ca-on] Respects Your Freedom hardware, has anyone bought some?

[Stephen Paul Weber]

I own the Gluglug X60 (since replaced by the Minifree X200).  It's a very 
nice machine.

> I'm the proud owner of a few Raspberry Pis (1x 1 and 2x 2) but I know they
> aren't quite free (or least aren't certified as RYF).

Very unfree (can't boot without going through a nonfree GPU blob).

> Are there any small devices like the Raspberry Pi or laptops within the
> price range of $400-500 that are RYF or can be made to RYF?

So, not RYF (as in, not endorsed), but the hummingboard is i.MX6, so if you 
buy the version without wifi/bluetooth and don't use the VPU (video decoder) 
firmware blob everything else about it is libre-compatible.  Same sort of 
form factor as the Pi.  Solidrun sells an assembled devices based on i.MX6 
as well.

For laptops, see http://minifree.org/ -- their stuff is endorsed and 
proceeds support the awesome libreboot project.  It's on the high-side of 
your price range, but you can't beat it for freedom.

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