The fact the initramfs is not signed/verified on any desktop Linux distro means secure boot is completely pointless right now on Linux, and is very dissapointing.
I know Fedora has been musing with shipping prebuilt initrds, but it raises problems with things like Nvidia where you need the driver to be in the initramfs to have a proper boot screen. There's also UKIs that have the kernel + initramfs in the same EFI binary (and thus signed) for booting by secure boot, but they can become too big for the small EFI partition computers ship with.
The fact the initramfs is not signed/verified on any desktop Linux distro means secure boot is completely pointless right now on Linux, and is very dissapointing.
I know Fedora has been musing with shipping prebuilt initrds, but it raises problems with things like Nvidia where you need the driver to be in the initramfs to have a proper boot screen. There's also UKIs that have the kernel + initramfs in the same EFI binary (and thus signed) for booting by secure boot, but they can become too big for the small EFI partition computers ship with.