>>43394If framework would open source their firmware and sign it, then you could compile the thing yourself, check the code yadayada and only thing being different from their distributed binary would be the singed keys. This is how chromebooks work btw, so it's not that unrealistic either. Only thing not being open source would be the keys from intel.
Btw, I actually think this might happen. I have no idea what kind of fee does framework have to pay for that niggerhell of Insyde bootloader bullshit, but definitely a lot, and I feel like it's not worth it when you can just use coreboot which is free and most of the codebase was made by professional google engineers. They also definitely put their own people into it, because they upstream their own laptops support into coreboot as I mentioned before.
Not to mention it will be amazing marketing move towards like "oh look we are using this AWESOME and FREE open source bootloader, suck our penises and buy framework pro for your liver!11!!"