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> Apple does sign the entire boot process but they have the benefit of a strictly defined hardware set to support Windows can also sign the entire boot process
by ChocolateGod 2y ago
> Apple does sign the entire boot process but they have the benefit of a strictly defined hardware set to support
Windows can also sign the entire boot process, but they unlike Apple can't make the system folders read-only due to backwards compatability (Windows 10S experimented with this idea but was scrapped).
There's nothing stopping Linux distros from having a secure boot process, but the initramfs either has to be scrapped or pre-built by the distro.