Actually, while you're technically correct, most of the complexity of UEFI is just fluff that no one actually uses. I think it only exists so that EFI complianc

Actually, while you're technically correct, most of the complexity of UEFI is just fluff that no one actually uses. I think it only exists so that EFI compliance is a huge pain to fully implement, so that companies have to pay the standards body for consulting fees.