With Fedora you will be able to 1) Use the provided keys as is if you want simple Secure Boot 2) Go into the BIOS and add your own key 3) Go into the BIOS and disable the feature
The only difference Fedora lobbying has made is to add step 1, to the benefit of all Linux distributions
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Re: Very disappointed
Date: 2012-06-01 01:28 pm (UTC)With Fedora you will be able to
1) Use the provided keys as is if you want simple Secure Boot
2) Go into the BIOS and add your own key
3) Go into the BIOS and disable the feature
The only difference Fedora lobbying has made is to add step 1, to the benefit of all Linux distributions