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But this is Linux so you can use a different distribution if your current distro is daft like that. Or do you mean that certain programs (like one mentioned by
by nequo 3y ago
But this is Linux so you can use a different distribution if your current distro is daft like that.
Or do you mean that certain programs (like one mentioned by sibling) require the switch to be on?
- mort96 3y agoYeah, that's one of the ways these "optional" "security measures" often become non-optional. Android is a prime example of a system where this has already happened: sure, you can root your device (if your manufacturer allows you to), but none of the software you need. Another way is simply for the manufacturer to lock down the bootloader/BIOS and not let you disable "secure" boot, as is also common in the Android world.