2025-12-07 20:46 UTC
@Linux@linuxrocks.online We use Ivy Bridge era laptops and desktops running coreboot with the GRUB payload as the boot firmware, with the Intel ME stripped down to the BUP partition.
On top of that we run Debian with only the main repository (also not non-free-firmware).
For our routers it's all OpenWrt, primarily on Turris Omnia routers and old ath79 access points (so no firmware blobs there).
We don't use physical phones at all; only SIP with softphones. And I'm not sure why we'd need TVs at the office.
Replies (1)
-
@Linux__dup_35@linuxrocks.online 2025-12-07 21:03
@kevin@social.interlunium.nl Additionally - you have chosen Debian (which is not endorsed by Free Software Foundation that you appear to follow strictly) - it includes non-free software repositories and non-free firmware in its installation media by default. Why not, as in your view, choose a more free as in freedom distro to begin with? By default you need to alter the default Debian installation image, making your own? Yet there are already those (such as Trisquel) without any stuff you cannot accept.