Freedom of not using another binary blob. If you don't care about that, that's ok you are in majority, but not target audience of this product. If I still car

Freedom of not using another binary blob. If you don't care about that, that's ok you are in majority, but not target audience of this product. If I still cared about laptops/notebooks I would be interested in this precisely because of it. And sure intel (and AMD) need to have binary blobs for their cpus. Which obviously is not good. But if nobody even tries and works toward this goal, nothing will ever get done. I doubt we will ever see x86 fully open computer. But now that Apple have led the way with M1, in 3-6 years when the rest of the industry catches up, there is at least chance of librem and others building a decent binary blob free laptop. But you need to start somewhere.