"kill UEFI" Sounds good to me. I see UEFI as an added, redundant, poor quality OS. I'm a connoisseur of bootloaders and live in a TTY so UEFI is another comm

"kill UEFI" Sounds good to me. I see UEFI as an added, redundant, poor quality OS. I'm a connoisseur of bootloaders and live in a TTY so UEFI is another command line that I do not need. You said it best: its features are "rarely used"; it just provides unwanted third parties with another "layer to hide in".