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System76's first in-house Laptop Virgo will have a open source Motherboard design. Licensed under GPLv3

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System76's first in-house Laptop Virgo will have a open source Motherboard design. Licensed under GPLv3

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 years ago

Jeremy Soller 🦀 (@[email protected])

We will be moving Virgo laptop PCB design to this public, GPLv3 licensed project: https://github.com/system76/virgo/. This will be the most open, modern x86 motherboard design I know of.

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