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Good point. Usually the criterion is "can we send it a firmware blob? Can we send it an open-source firmware blob?". If you have a firmware that can't be replac
by creshal 10y ago
Good point. Usually the criterion is "can we send it a firmware blob? Can we send it an open-source firmware blob?". If you have a firmware that can't be replaced at all, it's usually handwaved away.
- SXX 10y agoThis is main point of many developers we can speak with in public like AMD Linux graphics team. There is a lot of people who blame them for proprietary firmware, but in same time totally okay about using tons of devices that simply not expose way to replace their firmware.