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The problem is the Linux based boot loader that circumvents Windows Activation Technology. I am convinced that -- and that alone -- is why we live with UEFI.
by bittermang 11y ago
The problem is the Linux based boot loader that circumvents Windows Activation Technology. I am convinced that -- and that alone -- is why we live with UEFI.
- jgord 11y agoau contraire, the problem is windows thinks it owns the machine I bought for the sole purpose of running linux.
- knowaveragejoe 11y agoIt's poorly phrased, but I think he is agreeing with you.
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- auxym 11y agoAre you confusing WAT with SecureBoot?
- drdaeman 11y agoProbably WAT, those bootloaders patching SLIC so Windows thinks it's a certain OEM system. I think those hacks are/were based on GRUB.