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by kr99x
2065 days ago
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I'll just repeat again what I've said a few times in comment sections on UEFI-related articles: UEFI is not Secure Boot. Secure Boot is a feature that is implemented by UEFI-compliant systems these days, but UEFI systems originally shipped completely without the feature and it's still perfectly possible to do so. Complaints about Secure Boot are generally valid complaints to have. Complaints about UEFI that are actually just complaints about Secure Boot are... just complaints about Secure Boot. Valid complaints about UEFI that are unrelated to Secure Boot are rare. |
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