

Maybe, but what about units supplied by a Linux builder? My last computer was a windows machine I installed Linux on, but that was before this I think. It shipped with windows 7.
Maybe, but what about units supplied by a Linux builder? My last computer was a windows machine I installed Linux on, but that was before this I think. It shipped with windows 7.
I definitely have UEFI, not sure about secure boot.
Not sure, I have a computer from a Linux builder but it still has UEFI. I am trying to figure out where I stand on this.
How would we know if this will affect us? I have been running Linux distros for 20 years and didn’t know Microsoft was involved at any level in firmware.
Interesting. I clicked on a link here a couple weeks ago and was presented with this and wasn’t really sure what it was. Thanks for sharing this! It seems like a good alternative.
That is nuts. I’ve always liked hardwired better but hard to do that with a mobile phone.
I don’t really understand how this works, so struggle to see any benefits (only drawbacks😐). It does make me thankful my provider is a small local company. Not the fastest, but probably no spying.
Thanks! Currently I am using Mint, and it looks like secure boot is disabled.
Thanks for your replies ❤️