4 ms·
> I might add that any system that wants to be compatible with Windows 7 or XP needs to have the ability to disable Secure Boot. That fact will probably have la
by w1ntermute 15y ago
> I might add that any system that wants to be compatible with Windows 7 or XP needs to have the ability to disable Secure Boot. That fact will probably have larger effect on manufacturers than Linux users.
But MS could update Windows 7 & XP to be compatible, right?
- zokier 15y agoIn theory, yes. But there would be a load of incompatible installation CD/DVDs in the wild, and there is the problem of patching an unbootable system.