Canoeboot has not yet implemented time travel, though
a temporal coreboot distro would be quite nice.
We could clone coreboot from the year 2040 and finally
have ThinkPads from the 2010s supported in Canoeboot!
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the removed notes pertain to feature changes that have been reversed,
since the audit. i once again provide seabios-only images, alongside
seagrub, on targets where seabios and grub are enabled.
i also once again provide multiple keymaps, but only on seagrub.
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don't promote the other project
why promote a dead project? gnuboot is a dead project.
don't un-dead it by promoting it. just let it be dead.
afterall, why promote something inferior that i've already
replaced? canoeboot is inferior to libreboot, but it is *far*
superior to gnuboot.
as stated elsewhere: i refuse to continue promoting garbage.
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make canoeboot a truly GNU FSDG compliant coreboot distro,
by removing all overly positive reference to Libreboot;
what remains is technical in nature, so as to provide
historical context since Canoeboot is a fork of Libreboot.
I've stated before that I wish to take a more neutral tone
toward the FSF, in contrast to the *coldboot war* of 2023
when GNU Boot started.
Canoeboot was heavily linking to Libreboot, even going so far
as to call itself "inferior" and tell the reader to use
Libreboot.
From now on, Canoeboot will be maintained as though I actually
believed in FSF propoganda. I don't, but its users do. Treat
them with respect. My reason for providing Canoeboot is
precisely that I wish for such people to have a high quality
coreboot distro, much unlike the inferior *GNU Boot* project;
inferior because to this day, it's still based on very old
Libreboot, with not much changed (of any real substance)
relative to the Libreboot 20220710 release on which it forked.
In general, I've also found a lot of stragglers from when
Canoeboot started, where paragraphs referred to Libreboot that
should have actually referred to Canoeboot, or paragraphs
with Libreboot-specific information that does not make sense
in the Canoeboot project e.g. references to vendor scripts.
The resulting canoeboot.org will now look no different to any
typical reader than a typical FSF-aligned project.
There is a next stage to this, which will become apparent to
everyone if I have my way.
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idk why or how, but i was very tired when i did this.
change it back to the previous, correct date of 27 January
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