> And when has it ever been the case that it prevented you from installing Linux?
There was a window, when shim.efi was not signed.
> And in fact Secure Boot does protect against Grandma being infected by boot-time malware.
When it was the case that grandma was infected by boot-time malware? One-half-like malware happened decades ago, and under windows they need administrator rights anyway.
There was a window, when shim.efi was not signed.
> And in fact Secure Boot does protect against Grandma being infected by boot-time malware.
When it was the case that grandma was infected by boot-time malware? One-half-like malware happened decades ago, and under windows they need administrator rights anyway.