Comment by BenjiWiebe

BTW, on the flip side of the UEFI haters, i.e. things that I can do with UEFI more easily than BIOS (or at all).

I can now have a normal partition to put my boot loaders in rather than a hidden chunk at the beginning of the disk.

I can easily update, add and remove boot entries from the OS command line.

I can forgo bootloaders entirely and use Linux as UEFI application.

I can use GPT and finally partition as much as I want.

I might have forgotten something too. :)