LXer: Linux Foundation releases Windows Secure Boot fix
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LXer: Linux Foundation releases Windows Secure Boot fix
Published at LXer:
At long last, the Linux Foundation fix to Windows 8 Secure Boot lock-in is out, but it's not ready for ordinary users yet and not all Linux desktop fans are happy about it.
Just don't buy that kind of hardware, it is just another directly attack against freedom, where is the choice with it? This been pushed on everyone for the sake of profit and control over the world and internet.
Just don't buy that kind of hardware, it is just another directly attack against freedom, where is the choice with it? This been pushed on everyone for the sake of profit and control over the world and internet.
Regards
You have hit the nail on the head with what you said and unfortunately (sadly so) your right-
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