Purism Unveils Librem Mini Its First Linux-Powered Mini PC

Mar 20, 2020, 19:00 (0 Talkback[s]) (Other stories by Marius Nestor)

Built with the same security and privacy standards Purism is known for, the Librem Mini promises a smaller and versatile alternative to a desktop computer, but you can also use it as a set-top TV box or powerful home server. Featuring a beautiful and modern design, the device uses Purism???s PureBoot secured boot process, PureOS Linux-based operating system, Heads secure BIOS replacement, and support for the Librem Key security key to detect, disable and prevent device tampering.

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