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This answer is "do it out of principle". OP is looking for the practical considerations.
by close04 8mo ago
This answer is "do it out of principle". OP is looking for the practical considerations.
- alias_neo 8mo agoAs far as I can tell, this is the only reason, you'll likely lose a bunch of functionality (that's been my experience); so "principle" is the only reason I'm aware of (or minimalism, but that's a principle too is it not?). I suppose if nothing else, you can run a more up to date firmware if the vendor stopped supporting yours, but I have no idea what that means in a practical sense.
- katdork 8mo agoI don't really feel like I've lost any functionality, personally? If I weren't using binary blobs in the firmware, I think I would have more trouble, but that is Canoeboot to my knowledge, not Libreboot. ^^