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Because Windows on Arm requires UEFI, it's much the same as installing Linux on an x86 box.
by sdflhasjd 6y ago
Because Windows on Arm requires UEFI, it's much the same as installing Linux on an x86 box.
- selfhoster11 6y agoThere have been discussions that ARM based machines will have UEFI forced to enabled Secure Boot with a key that doesn't let Linux bootloaders run, so this would not be the same. x86 laptops and PCs generally allow replacing the boot key, or disabling Secure Boot altogether.
- als0 6y agoYou're thinking of 32-bit ARM machines. The 64-bit ARM software story is very different and I have yet to find an arm64 laptop that can't boot a different OS.