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Libreboot is a coreboot distro like Debian is a Linux distro, but replaces proprietary BIOS/UEFI. It provides an automated build system (source-based package manager), providing easy to use releases.
I posted a link to this page earlier:
https://libreboot.org/other.html
Between them all, a substantial portion of coreboot is covered. I've asked the other projects to link to other distros as I have to them. This is part of my general desire to promote free boot firmware.
Federation of coreboot distros.
@libreleah thank you for all the hard work. A question. ThinkPad T480s is supported. Right? Is the T480s with Nvidia discrete graphics supported as well? Or it is just the same as the build in Intel one? Or I get it wrong? I am thinking of migrating with your help to #libreboot.
@vaclav ThinkPad T480 and T480s are both supported. Please read:
https://libreboot.org/docs/install/t480.html
Please note that they use different build targets in Libreboot, so you should make sure to choose the right ROM image.
The discrete Nvidia graphics are unsupported. Machines that have it, also have Intel graphics, and Libreboot configures all such machines to use only the Intel graphics. Errata is documented on that page.
Keep that in mind when flashing. Libreboot only configures the Intel GPU.
@libreleah thank you. I should have read it first 
. Clear and well documented 