Unlike the UEFI Forum that oversees x86 OEMs and mandates all x86 PCs implement UEFI and allow end users to run any code they want, including bootloaders for any OS they want, ARM allows complete "freedom" for corpowoke ARM OEMs to release billions upon billions of completely locked down unserviceable unmaintainable planned obsolescence 5-year-lifespan-maximum ARM devices with zero user freedoms.

When's the last time you saw a functioning ARM computer older than 5 years? How about 10 years?

x86 computers from 1980 are still in use to this day, running trains, power plants, factories, even nuclear missile silos.

UEFI has existed for two decades, BIOS for four decades, ARM has been around nearly that entire time and has outright refused to standardize or mandate a booting system that gives users even a shred of freedom. ARM have sat back for decades and enabled and encouraged ARM OEMs to completely and totally fuck ARM users with planned obsolescence in the name of profits. They have completely infested the mobile industry with their locked down shit ISA and now want to infest the desktop industry as well.

ARM is a cancerous blight on computing whose primary function is to strip away and undermine the ideals and principles of personal computing freedoms and liberties by forcing normies to accept having zero freedoms.

ARM is the single greatest threat to computing freedoms in the history of computers.

Not surprisingly ARM was co-founded and funded by the most freedom-hating globohomo corporation in history: Apple.

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>>25730
based freechad
>>25731
cringed ARMcuck

>>25730
I think they just have to be forced to use some "libre" booting system. Much like raspberry Pi's or whatever most serious arm desktops use

>>25731
Tbh, op is low-key right.
ARM is for one-off appliances, due to low costs and off-the-shelf integration. Low power is a an extra.

>>25733
>most serious arm desktops
That makes me want to vomit, due to how often managers ask me if can run ai on rpi.

>>25730
youre right for all counts except the raspberry pi

>>25730
tick tock

>>25733
>some "libre" booting system
uefi works on arm, all the qualcomm laptops have it

>>25737
not for long
timmy's gon get ya

and coreboot don't fingerprint your bios with unique identifiers by default