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-% Canoeboot project launched (new Libreboot fork)
-% Leah Rowe
-% 26 October 2023
-
-I've started a new sister project of Libreboot, that I will maintain in
-parallel; whenever there is a new Libreboot release, I will then use it to
-create a new release of *Canoeboot*.
-
-You can find Canoeboot here: <https://canoeboot.org/>
-
-The first release, Canoeboot 20231026, is here (created on 26 October 2023):
-<https://canoeboot.org/news/canoeboot20231026.html> - it is based on the
-recent [Libreboot 20231021 release](libreboot20231021.md).
-
-Canoeboot is a *proof of concept* that provides a technical implementation of
-Libreboot, but *without* the [Binary Blob Reduction Policy](policy.md); instead,
-Canoeboot implements the [GNU Free System Distribution
-Guidelines (GNU FSDG)](policy.md#problems-with-fsdg) as policy. GNU FSDG is the
-policy that Libreboot *previously* implemented, until 16 November 2022 when the
-new *Binary Blob Reduction Policy* was enacted.
-
-The *reduction* policy has resulted in more hardware being supported from
-coreboot, thus bringing free software to more people, and it is handled in the
-manner described by Libreboot's [Freedom Status](../freedom-status.md) page.
-
-The purpose of Canoeboot is to demonstrate the inferior state Libreboot would
-be in today, if it still adhered to the *old* GNU policy. The goal of Libreboot
-is to help as many people as possible achieve a level of [software
-freedom](https://writefreesoftware.org/learn), so that they may rid themselves
-of proprietary software. This is done, because every user deserves to have the
-freedom to study, adapt, share and use software infinitely, without restrictions.
-
-By implementing the policies that it has, Libreboot is in a position to do this
-in the most optimal way, whereas Canoeboot can only support a limited subset of
-hardware compared to Libreboot; in other words, Canoeboot's policies are a
-liability to the adoption of free software by normal people everywhere.
-
-Canoeboot is still a good option if your hardware supports it, but you should
-know: Libreboot *also* provides the very same blob-free, entirely free software
-config on all of the mainboards that Canoeboot supports. Canoeboot is a proof
-of concept, but you *can* use it, if you wish.
-
-[Patches are also welcome](https://canoeboot.org/git.html) in Canoeboot, if you
-spot something wrong that ought to be fixed or improved.