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Subject: linux and secure boot, u e f i
If one gets a new computer these days, it could have windows 8 or 10.
If so, it would use u e f i, and secure boot would probably be enabled.
Might any form of linux work with this situation, or
hi Linux already works very well with UEFI, including sonar. Secure boot
is more complicated. We are supposed to be able to easily work with
secure boot by having a signed boot loader stub, which basically means a
boot loader signed with microsoft's key which will trick the firmware
into thinking
If one gets a new computer these days, it could have windows 8 or 10.
If so, it would use u e f i, and secure boot would probably be enabled.
Might any form of linux work with this situation, or would secure boot need to
be turned off?
My concern is that a totally blind user would not be able to
