Date: 2012-05-31 06:47 am (UTC)
From: (Anonymous)
One thing is not clear to me: Does "signing by Microsoft" mean that Fedora will provide Microsoft with the binary bootloader and Microsoft will return what Fedora can only hope is a signed, but otherwise unmodified copy of it, or will Microsoft provide a signing key that the Fedora project can use to sign its bootloader using open-source software?

Because the first option, to be quite frank, sounds beyond unacceptable to me.
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