I don't really know what coreboot.org is. Apart from this, we have always added the categories of devices requested by users. So we could also add the motherboard section.

Anyway, I think we should discuss about the entries of such a section, I think there could be different levels of compatibility. I don't think we can simply ask people to choose between "works" and "does not work". What do you think?

I think this could be a good starting point to discuss about this issue

Your site aims to..

Perhaps you should say: "the h-node project, that is a FSF activity, aims to..". We (the members of the community) have always taken decisions together.

Hi, this is lammi87.

I think adding a motherboard category would be a great idea. If h-node.org's purpose is to evolve to a proper and broad free software compatible hardware database, then motheroards are a must have for the site.

I don't know too much about the technical side of the motherboards, like how many different compatibility levels there can be other than just "works" or "doesn't work", but there must be a lot of people out there who do. So, please add the motherboards as a category when you are ready.

I don't really know what coreboot.org is.

What I undertand about the site is that it is a wiki like site for the free software BIOS called coreboot used by its developers and users. They have a list of motherboards that support coreboot. Should we merge that list in some form to h-node.org's database like we did with the FSF's hardware list?

laptops could be renamed to Computer and the mainboard would be a 'computer'. I'm not able to distinguish a mainboard from a Single Board Computer. Is a minnowboard a single board computer or a mainboard? What about an APU1? Or an E350M1? I've also explained some of the rationale here: https://h-node.org/issues/view/en/297/1/8a737f9d18f8cf131922283571674bc5