what i'd like to see is red hat stepping in and saying: "hey, we want to have this in rhel 7 so, here's our signing key, if you don't like microsoft's, you can use ours."
meanwhile, if fedora can offer something similar, than other distros can just use fedora key if they choose to.
is there a limit to how many signing keys the hardware can support?
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Re: checking the signed binary
Date: 2012-06-17 07:26 am (UTC)meanwhile, if fedora can offer something similar, than other distros can just use fedora key if they choose to.
is there a limit to how many signing keys the hardware can support?