Hello, anyone here has coreboot or any distribution like libreboot? I think of buying something compatible. I mainly make music in reaper with few plugins, browse internet, sometimes do graphic design and sometimes play left 4 dead 2 and games like that. I use artix linux. If you have done this could you share your experience? What to look for?

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[–] 4 points 8 months ago*

You may have come across this already -- and if you have, you are on the right path. Here is a solid list from the coreboot docs on mainboards they support.

You should be able to derive a few vendors from this list, as well as compare any possible candidates you have found to it. Some vendors on this list produce hardware that is Linux-forward, such as System76 and Purism. Linux-forwad vendors are good place to start.

System76 has laptops and small profile desktops, servers, etc. Purism has most of that, as well. Both are gonna be a little pricier than a typical vendor, but the hardware -- and their respective missions -- are worth it if you have the means. I have owned and / or used PCs from both these vendors, and they have been quality.

Otherwise, that linked list above will be helpful to determine if what you are researching has a mainboard that works. Best of luck!

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