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Your experience matches mine. And UEFI is more capable if you're interested in a multiboot setup, preserving a recovery partition, and such-like. I've yet to se
by EdPF 6y ago
Your experience matches mine. And UEFI is more capable if you're interested in a multiboot setup, preserving a recovery partition, and such-like. I've yet to see a UEFI machine where you couldn't shut off secure boot in its firmware/settings menu.
So I was a bit confused when I read the OP.
- monoideism 6y agoYeah, it's pretty cool. With UEFI, you don't even need grub anymore for multiboot, although sometimes it's easier to set up like that.