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GNU Linux-Libre 6.4 Kernel Released for Those Who Want to Build 100% Free PCs

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GNU Linux-Libre 6.4 Kernel Released for Those Who Want to Build 100% Free PCs - 9to5Linux

GNU Linux-Libre 6.4 kernel is now available for download for those who seek 100% freedom for their personal computers.

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Gotta start somewhere.

It’s also good because if something bigly anti-free happens, people have a place to jump ship without starting from scratch.

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