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Libreboot is free software; we do not use the term "open source", because that term ignores the ethical ideals of the free software movement, focusing only on practicality and efficiency (short term convenience). Read this article for more information. However, libreboot also qualifies as an "open source" BIOS or UEFI firmware replacement, even if we don't like the open source argument (open source fails to teach users to value their freedom, which leads to proprietary software being accepted - as normal and acceptable, even though proprietary software is unethical and never the solution). + as normal and acceptable, even though proprietary software is unethical and never the solution).

- Libreboot provides a fully free (deblobbed) coreboot tree, called coreboot-libre, with payloads and utilities already included. It attempts to make coreboot - easy to use, by providing a fully automated build and installation process (and tested, stable releases), along with documentation designed for non-technical users. + Libreboot provides a fully free (deblobbed) coreboot tree, called coreboot-libre, with payloads and utilities already included. It attempts to make coreboot + easy to use, by providing a fully automated build and installation process (and tested, stable releases), along with documentation designed for non-technical users. You don't even need to build from source if you don't want to; ROM images and utilities are also included in each release, pre-compiled from the available source code.

- Libreboot has many practical advantages over proprietary firmware, such as faster boot speeds and better security. For example, you can install GNU/Linux with an encrypted /boot/ directory, verify a GPG signature on your kernel before booting it, load a kernel from the flash chip, and more! + Libreboot has many practical advantages over proprietary firmware, such as faster boot speeds and better security. For example, you can install GNU/Linux with an encrypted /boot/ directory, verify a GPG signature on your kernel before booting it, load a kernel from the flash chip, and more!

- We are working on getting libreboot certified as an official component of the GNU system. + We are working on getting libreboot certified as an official component of the GNU system.

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