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So why don't the companies work on coreboot?

Story: Microsoft's business model is doneTotal Replies: 2
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theboomboomcars

Mar 10, 2009
12:21 PM EDT 		They like Linux and how it improves their product, so why not jump in with both feet and work on coreboot? Coreboot has been able to boot into linux in a few seconds for quite some time now, and boot windows if you really wanted to, all they really need is some help from hardware makers to get more products supported.

Why not skip the middleman and save everybody time, money, and pain.
Scott_Ruecker

Mar 10, 2009
9:39 PM EDT
Quoting:Why not skip the middleman and save everybody time, money, and pain.


You do realize who your saying that too right? ;-)

Cut out the middleman? Are you crazy?

/end devil's advocate
tuxchick

Mar 10, 2009
11:15 PM EDT 		Think of the middleman's children. Cold, starving, in rags.

(thinking)

Eh, to heck with 'em, let Mommy and Daddy get honest jobs.

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