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@@ -194,6 +194,66 @@ What systems are compatible with GNU Boot?
 
 See the [hardware compatibility list](docs/hardware/).
 
+Can you add support for more computers?
+---------------------------------------
+
+Unless GNU Boot already works on computers that for some reasons are
+not yet listed as supported, there will be some more work to do than
+just testing and reporting what works.
+
+GNU Boot is a 100% free distribution similar to other 100% free
+distributions like Parabola or Trisquel, and like Parabola or
+Trisquel, it reuses other software to make something that can be
+installed.
+
+Most of the work on GNU Boot consists in testing already supported
+computers, improving the documentation and various packaging work.
+
+Like with many other free software projects, the GNU Boot maintainers
+are very busy running the project and doing improvements that will
+benefit the project in the long term, they most likely don't have the
+time to add support for newer computers themselves at the moment, but
+they can help you getting the job done with some guidance and by
+reviewing patches.
+
+So if you want to add a new computer, the first part of the job is to
+verify if the computer can boot and is usable without nonfree
+software. It's a good idea to start by reading the "Hardware
+compatibility" section of this FAQ to avoid the most common mistakes
+with that.
+
+Then once you're confident enough that your computer can boot with
+fully free software, you can open a bug report and/or contact the GNU
+boot project in one of its mailing list to notify the GNU Boot
+maintainers and other contributors about that as this way the
+information about this computer will not be lost.
+
+This way if you don't have time anymore to work on it, maybe it would
+interest other people later on, or maybe not. In addition, this will
+help you getting some feedback from other people to help you
+understand if you're on the the right track or not with the computer
+you want to add support for.
+
+Then once this is done, the computer will need to be supported well by
+other project: like Parabola or Trisquel, GNU Boot reuses other
+projects to support hardware. For instance Parabola relies on
+linux-libre for its drivers.
+
+GNU Boot relies on software like Coreboot or U-Boot instead. So you
+will have to add support for your computer in such projects. This
+can be very complicated to do if you're not used to work on low-level
+software like drivers, kernels, microcontrollers, etc, unless there is
+already a computer very similar to the one you want to add support for
+(in that case it might be a good way to get started, though expect to
+have to learn many things along the way).
+
+Once this is done, you can add support for that computer in GNU Boot
+by doing some packaging work, testing, and writing some
+documentation. This is relatively easy to do.
+
+The documentation on how to send patches to GNU Boot is available in
+the [git.md](git.md) page.
+
 Will the Purism laptops be supported?
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