Secure boots works great with Linux. Some distros use the MS signed grub shim, but you can generally just go into the BIOS and whitelist whatever bootloader yo

Secure boots works great with Linux. Some distros use the MS signed grub shim, but you can generally just go into the BIOS and whitelist whatever bootloader you installed (and optionally disable the factory-loaded MS keys, which I generally do, since I don’t dual boot).