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It's been a non-issue for a couple of months - the Linux Foundation implementation is an alternative approach, but there's already a freely-available signed boo
by mjg59 14y ago
It's been a non-issue for a couple of months - the Linux Foundation implementation is an alternative approach, but there's already a freely-available signed bootloader that distributions can use.
- slug 14y agoI disagree that's a non-issue. Recently a relative's 10+ year old computer broke down. After buying a new one, until I was able to boot from an external linux usb/CD disk and be able to boot linux from the hard disk after installation, took several trips to the BIOS to change a myriad of UEFI settings, which is completely non-trivial to someone that just wants to try a live CD.