This looks great, and I applaud their efforts. The military typically has had a fleet of absolutely crappy Dell/HP laptops running equally crappy Windows software and all of it is in my view maintained and secured to set standards but just works like crap.
If this becomes available for personal use it's the HN dream with the focus (from what I can tell) on security, "zero trust", and presumably modularity. Presumably it'll work best with Linux too.
This looks great, and I applaud their efforts. The military typically has had a fleet of absolutely crappy Dell/HP laptops running equally crappy Windows software and all of it is in my view maintained and secured to set standards but just works like crap.
If this becomes available for personal use it's the HN dream with the focus (from what I can tell) on security, "zero trust", and presumably modularity. Presumably it'll work best with Linux too.
Given the source, I would be very suspicious of backdoors by the US Mil/Gov't
Open hardware is the way to trusted security