Haha, that's like an epic combo of things I dislike — x86, legacy BIOS, 32-bit OS on 64-bit CPU, unaccelerated graphics, and X :) > signed booting It's not li

Haha, that's like an epic combo of things I dislike — x86, legacy BIOS, 32-bit OS on 64-bit CPU, unaccelerated graphics, and X :) > signed booting It's not like FreeBSD was an early adopter of that. Some kind of secure boot support things have landed in the last couple months, and veriexec for signed stuff, but very few people have started using this. > separate ISOs Or a "fat" ISO that has both 32 and 64 bit versions? > nVidia proprietary drivers With these, there's already an issue with which versions of that support which cards..