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Red Hat & Ubuntu's UEFI Solutions Not Good For FOSS
- tzs 14y ago> Early pressure from the Linux community has caused most x86 OEMs to promise to include a way to disable Secure Boot on traditional Wintel machines. The OEMs promised no such thing. Microsoft wrote into the spec that to get the Win 8 logo, x86 systems MUST provide a way to disable Secure Boot and to add new keys for use with Secure Boot. The article mostly just whines, without offering solutions, and gets important facts wrong. I don't see that it adds anything useful to the corpus of articles that have already been published and well discussed on this topic.