Interesting, and I think a positive option, if an odd default. My guess is that this was a direct result of people saying "But I need to install windows 11!" bu

Interesting, and I think a positive option, if an odd default. My guess is that this was a direct result of people saying "But I need to install windows 11!" but not wanting to actually default-activate secure-boot in case it screwed up other systems. I'd have preferred this to what happened on my MSI MEG X570 Unify motherboard when I recently updated the BIOS and installed a TPM module - grub was prevented from loading up my debian system because secure-boot got activated by default. I had to hunt around and de-activate to continue using the system.