Hi all,
> OpenBSD "refuses to accept it's users being forced into depending on

quoted text
> vendor binaries" and pushes people to "send a message that open support

> for hardware matters". Unix is becoming mainstream again. You should all

> work together at educating new people.

http://www.fsf.org/news/freebios.html
And especially :

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The FSF uses laptops donated by IBM over the past few years. This

was one among several ways IBM cooperated with the GNU Project.

But the cooperation is incomplete: when I asked for the

specifications necessary to make LinuxBIOS run on these laptops,

IBM refusedbciting, as the reason, the enforcement of "trusted

computing"  http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html

Treacherous computing is, itself, an attack on our freedom; it is

also, it seems, a motivation to obstruct our freedom in other ways.
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You can also help our campaign by writing to manufacturers such as

Intel, saying they ought to cooperate with a fully free BIOS. Calm

but strong disapproval, coupled with stating an intention to take

action accordingly, is more effective than venting rage. Please

send a copy of your message to bios@gnu.org, so we can monitor the

support for this campaign. The more mail they get, the more

effect, so please do add your voice to ours.
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For me BIOS, is mostly software embedded so i have to live with

that 'closed source bios' (at least on peecee's )  i think i don't

have to accept closed binary blobs at higher level ...
Now, please, can we together stop feeding that awful troll ?