> Never mind that nothing of the sort happened and you can still run whatever you want on your PC To be fair, that was largely because of significant public pu

> Never mind that nothing of the sort happened and you can still run whatever you want on your PC To be fair, that was largely because of significant public pushback on early versions of the Microsoft requirements (which didn't require that it be possible to disable secure boot) and a lot of negotiation with Microsoft to ensure that third party operating systems would be able to get signatures. (Source: one of the people who designed and implemented Shim and ensured that Microsoft would be willing to sign it)