If users want to run their own kernels then just ask users to disable secure boot in the firmware, because this approach to disabling signature validation will just complicate things.
And why do we need to "trust" Microsoft in order to compete with them. That's like Apple having to "trust" Microsoft just to create the iPhone 6.
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Date: 2012-10-18 03:21 pm (UTC)And why do we need to "trust" Microsoft in order to compete with them. That's like Apple having to "trust" Microsoft just to create the iPhone 6.