> It triggers my bios update - to my surprise, I had no idea an OS can do that. Linux can do that too, it's an UEFI trick (it reboots into a capsule loader, wh

> It triggers my bios update - to my surprise, I had no idea an OS can do that. Linux can do that too, it's an UEFI trick (it reboots into a capsule loader, which loads the new firmware into RAM and reboots into the current firmware's built-in updater). Try it: "fwupdmgr get-updates" to see if you have an update, then "fwupdmgr update" to reboot and install the update.