> Your computer's awful implementation says nothing about UEFI as a whole
This is just a copout. Of course the crappy implementations many people have to deal with cast the whole thing in a bad light. If nothing else, UX is a distant-to-nonexistent concern of the UEFI standards, and that's part of the problem.
However, you are also right that this doesn't hardly make UEFI any worse than BIOS.
This is just a copout. Of course the crappy implementations many people have to deal with cast the whole thing in a bad light. If nothing else, UX is a distant-to-nonexistent concern of the UEFI standards, and that's part of the problem.
However, you are also right that this doesn't hardly make UEFI any worse than BIOS.