There's also the EOMA68 "standard", which I hope will be successful enough to allow for the development of slightly more advanced computer cards: https://www.c

There's also the EOMA68 "standard", which I hope will be successful enough to allow for the development of slightly more advanced computer cards: https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop I prefer the Novena and the EOMA68 over the Purism project because they seem to do more than just promising the impossible. > what is your proposed solution? I don't think there is one yet. We need those who don't compromise the vision from the start to win and get enough funds to continue. The EOMA68 project seems most promising to me because it also aims to reduce waste, which is very important to me and something that appears to be ignored by most people. I'm using Libreboot on my Thinkpad X200s (I did not buy it from minifree). The X200s does have Intel ME/AMT and it can be removed by deleting the BIOS chip.