policy: say "reduction", not "minimalisation"
non-native english speakers will more likely know what reduction means, but not minimalisation (both words have the same meaning)hslick-master
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The exact method proposed in that previous announcement has not been adopted.
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Instead, Libreboot essentially now *is* osboot, under the Libreboot name.
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The *binary blob minimalisation* policy of osboot has replaced the previous
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The *binary blob reduction* policy of osboot has replaced the previous
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policy used by Libreboot. It is a pragmatic policy revolved around providing
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as much freedom as possible per platform, while no longer sticking only to
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those *"pure"* platforms; all platforms from coreboot can now be supported, if
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% Binary blob minimalisation policy
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% Binary blob reduction policy
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% Leah Rowe
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% 4 January 2022 (updated 15 November 2022)
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For information about Intel Management Engine and AMD PSP, refer to the FAQ.
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Blob *minimalization* policy
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Blob *reduction* policy
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Default configurations
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