> So yes, you can install GNU/Linux, but it’s far from an easy experience. All thanks to Microsoft. And to the companies writing those buggy firmwares. Has he

> So yes, you can install GNU/Linux, but it’s far from an easy experience. All thanks to Microsoft. And to the companies writing those buggy firmwares. Has he even tried installing Linux on it before publishing this rant? It works OOB on pretty much all machines, even with secure boot turned on. Worst case scenario, you can just turn secure boot off. I seriously don’t get why people are still making a big deal out of this, 10 years or more since this was first arriving as a concern. As it turned out, there’s still nobody preventing us from installing Linux on our PCs. Instead we only have one extra option if we want to improve the security of our boot process.