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Every Intel-based System76 laptop ships day one with Coreboot firmware preinstalled. The System76 firmware interface is also written in Rust using Redox libraries.
Thanks, it's just that they are a bit expensive. But I'll look towards the second-hand market.
That extra money is what pays for that and other improvements. It would be cheaper for them to use an AMI BIOS.
I agree
You can ask on the System76 subreddit
Thanks, will do