I am glad that there are new Linux compatible boards on the market almost every week. http://linuxgizmos.com http://linuxgizmos.com I have the impression that

I am glad that there are new Linux compatible boards on the market almost every week. http://linuxgizmos.com http://linuxgizmos.com I have the impression that the competition of Linux implemented UEFI/SecureBoot just to lock Linux out from "their" boards. I wish the Linux community would stop to support UEFI systems completely. Linux pretending to be "Win 8.1" to outsmart the bootloader is not an acceptable solution. The Linux community has a much better choice in embedded boards, and they should support the makers of those boards instead of buying UEFI products. There are a lot of boards which are powerful enough to be used as full blown office PCs. Soon we will even have ARM quad cores with 4 GB, dual HDMI and full SSD support. This is the way to go!