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If they don't want Secure Boot then the user can turn it off. If they do want secure boot then it needs to be signed by _someone_, and none of the Linux distri
by AndrewDucker 14y ago
If they don't want Secure Boot then the user can turn it off.
If they do want secure boot then it needs to be signed by _someone_, and none of the Linux distributors have been willing to step forward and be that someone.
- Ralith 14y ago> If they don't want Secure Boot then the user can turn it off. Unless you're on ARM, in which case you're screwed.