@ryo @Misato Are they fully, free, though? Serious question, I want to know. I get my information from the FSF, and they have approved like, three single-board computer platforms, but that's it, and all of them have flaws. They have not approved the Pine laptops, though, as far as I'm aware, but laptops are lame anyway. So are single-board computers, though. They are a huge compromise. Just like laptops, or maybe even more so, they are the computing equivalent of living in a pod.
https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers

The third one seems to be flawless other than the company violating the GPL. Also, who cares about USB-C video when you have a dedicated video port? And I don't know what a "wake-on-word" is, but it sounds like spyware, so it not working may be more of a feature.

This one seems to use the first chip:
https://pine64.com/product/rockpro64-4gb-single-board-computer/
I lived on 4 GB of RAM a few years ago, but it's definitely not adequate. Web browsers being to blame, mostly. Not going to be a problem when the internet is dead, but if you're offline, then you can just use whatever, it doesn't really matter. Anyway, you can have SATA on it, so it's already better than average. I may actually buy one eventually if I confirm for sure that it can be fully free. If they release a model with 8 GB of RAM, though, then it will be pretty damn solid.

All I want is a desktop, though. Real computers. Where are the free desktops? This is the cheapest one:
https://www.raptorcs.com/content/BK1SD1/intro.html

5000 dollars, and it's what the FSF plans to use to replace the old workstations that they have been using. I will more than likely never have the money to justify buying that when I can just use my ThinkPad and spend that more wisely. So, that's why I keep inhaling that hopium, hoping someone is going to release an efficient free desktop in a year or two.