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Im looking for either a laptop, some sort of affordable tower, or Raspberry Pi alternative to use as a secondary computer dedicated to basic anonymous internet stuff. I had to give up on pre-2005 thinkpads, PowerPC processors and other obscure stuff that isnt backdoored because Qubes wont have drivers. It can have a slow processor but Im probably gonna need more ram and wifi built-in preferably. Im unsure what processor to use because AMD and Intel are backdoored. I hear some chinese netbook Stallman uses is secure, anyone know what that is?

>>6478 >I had to give up on pre-2005 thinkpads, PowerPC processors and other obscure stuff that isnt backdoored because Qubes wont have drivers. >Im unsure what processor to use because AMD and Intel are backdoored. You want to use Qubes but Qubes only supports Intel and you think Intel is "backdoored". Looks like your dreams are not compatible with reality. There is no such thing as secure from everything. What you need is a threat model. What are you trying to defend and from who?

>>6479 Qubes supports both Intel and AMD.

>>6478 Just use OpenBSD and Tor. Tails is also a good option.

>I hear some chinese netbook Stallman uses is secure, anyone know what that is? You're thinking of the Lemote Yeeloong. I managed to get one years back, but you won't be able to find one nowadays.

>>6478 >>6483 I thought he said he's using a Thinkpad last time I saw him on TV.

>>6481 Qubes needs an iommu and AMD doesn't put those in mobile chips so practically speaking only Intel is supported (assuming you want something portable).

>>6484 He used Yeeloong before, now I think he is using a Thinkpad X60 w/ Libreboot

>>6482 Tails isn't a good option, use OpenBSD or a distro Linux source-based. Configure your system as you want (cflags, useflags and etc)

>>6492 Good luck configuring OpenBSD so that it rivals tails for "anonymous internet stuff".

>>6485 Read the OP again.

>>6493 >install openbsd >sudo pkg_add tor >route your wanted programs through socks5 127.0.0.1 port 9050 (use torify if necessary) done

>>6528 This is not a valid answer if the threat model includes dns leaks or a physical attacker. On the other hand, Google Chrome with Incognito mode is an acceptable answer if the threat model is hiding internet history from grandma. This is exactly why security questions without a threat model are a complete waste of space.

>>6528 >installed -stable by accident >nothing except base has security support >pkg_add installs software with unpatched vulns by default >get pwned by fbi oh no

>>6528 >using sudo on openbsd

>>6528 OpenBSD has tor-browser packaged as well.