OpenBSD doesn't support UEFI, and will never boot from it.
UEFI (better called Restricted Boot) takes away the user's freedom.
I want to own my hardware. I don't want the manufacturer to own it. I don't truly own it unless I can run whatever software I want on it. I don't own it if it prevents me from doing anything I want to do -- no matter what that is.
UEFI (better called Restricted Boot) takes away the user's freedom.
I want to own my hardware. I don't want the manufacturer to own it. I don't truly own it unless I can run whatever software I want on it. I don't own it if it prevents me from doing anything I want to do -- no matter what that is.