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I dont like secure boot on Linux anyway.
Nothing more secure than a computer that won’t start up.
I agree, bricks have been known to get rid of problems.
Deciding to turn on secureboot on any distro that doesn’t support it out of the box is always a mistake.
Still have nightmares from that one time i tried doing it under nixOS…
Everything about secure boot is a mistake.
I would disagree. The idea is great; eliminate preboot malware by trusting the whole boot stack. It has a place in computing and I would like to see it be something easier to work with.
Pretty much everything about how it’s currently implemented is a mistake, I’ll agree with.
Oof, I tried alpine for a bit, nothing worked. That was just beyond me for little gain.
Alpine is dead simple if used for what’s it’s good at. The LBU is its best feature. It’s great on shitty ARM boards that digest SD cards. I use it on NUT servers throughout my network.
