I wish UEFI was designed more with the user in mind and less politics and corporate decisions. To start, it should not possible to brick a hardware in any way.

I wish UEFI was designed more with the user in mind and less politics and corporate decisions. To start, it should not possible to brick a hardware in any way... Interestingly, the UEFI looks to me sufficiently complex to control the device graphics and input before the OS boots, I wonder if that can be used to abuse the system and do again some "on the metal" coding for high performance stuff (ie: games... and scientific things). I think maybe that cannot be done because probably no UEFI comes with drivers for video hardware acceleration.