>The problem with Stallman's approach is only that his purism doesn't scale. That's why there are some organisations that fight for the right for people to buy

>The problem with Stallman's approach is only that his purism doesn't scale. That's why there are some organisations that fight for the right for people to buy a computer without Windows installed-by-default and get the money reimburse if they opt-out of the OS package. Isn't there an hardware company called puri.sm by the way?