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Many UEFI systems ship with Secure Boot enabled by default, which already causes some trouble for non-technical users who just follow the instructions, insert a
by trinix912 6y ago
Many UEFI systems ship with Secure Boot enabled by default, which already causes some trouble for non-technical users who just follow the instructions, insert a Linux USB and expect it to boot properly.
- pietrovismara 6y agoWeeks ago I installed Mint 20 on a new thinkpad x1 8th gen and I didn't have to disable secure boot or anything. It just worked without any intervention or decision from me, except when it asks if you want to install it along windows or to overwrite it. I was amazed.