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Part of the point of UEFI is to support a graphical framebuffer and HID devices (keyboard and mouse) out of the box, that's what powers the fancy BIOS setup scr

Part of the point of UEFI is to support a graphical framebuffer and HID devices (keyboard and mouse) out of the box, that's what powers the fancy BIOS setup screens on newer PC's. Hardware-specific drivers are supposed to be optional.

aidenn0 3y ago
Can I run X or Wayland with the UEFI framebuffer?
- kimixa 3y ago
  It should - linux's simpledrm driver should work with uefi framebuffers using the "standard" user interfaces.