Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote at 2011-01-31 09:11 -0700: > after the somewhat embarrassing lessons learned last year from dealing > with the GPL-violating seatron ST-PC89E i am still persistently > looking to bring about a Free Software laptop - one that is actually > useful and useable (definition: 1gb RAM, 1ghz+ CPU, 11in or greater > 1280x768 or greater LCD). incredibly, after all the fuss and hype > going back over 2 years, from ARM themselves as well as the top CPU > companies such as Samsung and Texas Instruments _and_ after clear > proof from the XO-1.75 that a system based around a 1.2ghz single-core > ARM CPU can outperform an Intel Atom laptop, there still doesn't exist > a decent useful and useable laptop based around ARM or MIPS high-end > CPUs. I will probably be looking into purchasing a device like this at some point in the next few years. My interest in free-software devices (primarily, full mainline Linux support) has increased because of experiences with the other, less convenient sort of device. > so, simple question, with that background in mind: anyone else > interested to make this happen? Unfortunately I am quite unable to put any resources into this, but I will certainly be interested and would like to follow progress when/if there is a website available (libreplanet.org?).
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