Just read on German Heise.de about this FOSS modified Linux Thinkpad
by the New Jersy Company Libiquity.
using LIbreboot (Coreboot) and circumventing Intel's Management Egine.
https://shop.libiquity.com/product/taurinus-x200
Very interesting indeed!
German Article on heise.de :
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/ ... 35910.html
Linux Thinkpad: Taurinus X200
Linux Thinkpad: Taurinus X200
Lophiomys
Thinkpads with 15inch 4:3 UXGA 133DPI IPS/Flexview: 2x T43p SATA Mod., 3x T42p (dying by Flexing), 2x T60p (1xATI, 1xIntel/new BoeHydis);
R51 SXGA+; X31; X41T; X41 Sata Mod; all Made in China; 570E, 701C; MBP15c3UB non-glossy mid09 / formerly 600X, 760E
Thinkpads with 15inch 4:3 UXGA 133DPI IPS/Flexview: 2x T43p SATA Mod., 3x T42p (dying by Flexing), 2x T60p (1xATI, 1xIntel/new BoeHydis);
R51 SXGA+; X31; X41T; X41 Sata Mod; all Made in China; 570E, 701C; MBP15c3UB non-glossy mid09 / formerly 600X, 760E
Re: Linux Thinkpad: Taurinus X200
For the European market there is a similar company: Ministry of Freedom in the UK.
They even offer a Libreboot T400.
HTH
They even offer a Libreboot T400.
HTH
Lophiomys
Thinkpads with 15inch 4:3 UXGA 133DPI IPS/Flexview: 2x T43p SATA Mod., 3x T42p (dying by Flexing), 2x T60p (1xATI, 1xIntel/new BoeHydis);
R51 SXGA+; X31; X41T; X41 Sata Mod; all Made in China; 570E, 701C; MBP15c3UB non-glossy mid09 / formerly 600X, 760E
Thinkpads with 15inch 4:3 UXGA 133DPI IPS/Flexview: 2x T43p SATA Mod., 3x T42p (dying by Flexing), 2x T60p (1xATI, 1xIntel/new BoeHydis);
R51 SXGA+; X31; X41T; X41 Sata Mod; all Made in China; 570E, 701C; MBP15c3UB non-glossy mid09 / formerly 600X, 760E
Re: Linux Thinkpad: Taurinus X200
I appreciate what they're trying to do and I realise freedom has a cost (a buck o'five?) but really, these are X200/T400s that are like $50 from my ex lease supplier... the guy I use cant get rid of his Core 2 Duo machines as these days people find 1st 2nd gen i5 etc. as too old to shift for any money.
Also I'd add that Thinkpads of that age have the most benign bios without any secureboot rubbish so they are 'fixing' something that isnt 'broke'.
I would think Linux Mint on a Thinkpad of that age is about the most 'free' machine you can get already.
Also I'd add that Thinkpads of that age have the most benign bios without any secureboot rubbish so they are 'fixing' something that isnt 'broke'.
I would think Linux Mint on a Thinkpad of that age is about the most 'free' machine you can get already.
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