FSF on ME
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Intel & ME, and why we should get rid of ME
If you did not know, built into all modern Intel-based platforms is a small, low-power computer subsystem called the Intel Management Engine (ME). It performs various tasks while the system is in sleep mode, during the boot process, and also when your system is running.
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FSF Issues Statement Against Intel's Management Engine (ME)
The Free Software Foundation is a bit late to the party, but have finally come out publicly against Intel's Management Engine (ME).
For years already free hardware enthusiasts around the Coreboot/Libreboot scene have been upset over Intel's blobbed-up ME code. The FSF on Friday wrote a public statement over the matter.
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Windows 10 Killing PCs, FSF Wants to Kill ME
Today in Linux news PCLinuxOS is said to be moving to Plasma 5.6.4 and Linux 4.5.6. Katherine Noyes posted a slideshow of Mint 18 features and Dominique Leuenberger share the latest in Tumbleweed developments. Eric Hameleers is celebrating 10 years of SlackBuilds.org and The Inquirer reported today that PC sales are falling fast - and it's all Windows 10's fault. Swapnil Bhartiya interviewed Jonathan Riddell and the Free Software Foundation posted that "we should get rid of ME."
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