That surprises me. Much better in my opinion to listen then to assume I know better - especially because I'm familiar with your work. Even though Secure Boot c

That surprises me. Much better in my opinion to listen then to assume I know better - especially because I'm familiar with your work. Even though Secure Boot can be disabled on most hardware afaict [0] that's still a step consumers won't take so the point still stands easily. Especially with the amount of "you will break everything and kick a a puppy" that manufacturers throw in there to disuade anyone who manages to get to the menu. [0] worked at a repair ahop until 1.5ish weeks ago, have disabled SB on a lot of hardware.