IMO secure boot is a waste of time for most scenarios, if theres closed source EUFI code running god knows what in the background, it dosn't matter how signed and secure your OS kernel is.
Ive never been sucessfully able to dual boot windows and linux on a mobo with secure boot turned on, it seems that is a feature not a bug I'm sure MS would never influence hardware vendors to make it dissadvantage a growing number of linux users.
Ive never been sucessfully able to dual boot windows and linux on a mobo with secure boot turned on, it seems that is a feature not a bug I'm sure MS would never influence hardware vendors to make it dissadvantage a growing number of linux users.