Tamper-evident laptop with open firmware
Open Source
E2E Encrypted
Audited
System76
Open firmware laptops built for Linux
Open Source
E2E Encrypted
$1,000+
Various models from portable to workstation. Laptops from $1,000.
Quick Specs
| Open Source | ✓ Yes View code |
|---|---|
| E2E Encrypted | ✓ Yes |
| Zero Knowledge | ✗ No |
| Self-Hostable | ✗ No |
| No Logs Policy | ✗ No |
| Audited | ✗ No |
| Jurisdiction | United States |
| Pricing | Paid |
About System76
American company making laptops with open source firmware and their own Pop!_OS Linux. Coreboot-based firmware you can audit.
Best For
Organizations deploying Linux workstations with vendor support
Security Considerations
A tool is only as effective as its implementation. Consider these factors:
- Configuration matters: Default settings may not match your threat model. Review security options carefully.
- Training is essential: Tools protect nothing if your team doesn't use them correctly or consistently.
- Integration points: Consider how this tool connects with your existing systems and what data flows between them.
- Continuity planning: Ensure you have backup access methods and know the recovery process.
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Repairable, upgradeable laptop with Linux support
Open Source
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