The alternative is to not support this garbage and instruct users on how to disable 'secure boot' in the UEFI and explain to them who they have to thank for this extra hassle (MS).
Education works far better than just nannying the users!
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Re: What if Microsoft won't sign the bootloader?
Date: 2012-06-01 05:56 am (UTC)Education works far better than just nannying the users!