I suspect a lot more people use secure boot than they realize. On some hardware I've come across you can't turn it off anymore, and my experience these days has been that it's been seamless to get going.
I used to be highly reluctant, but honestly, I'd never even know it was running these days
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Ubuntu drops Btrfs, XFS & ZFS boot support with Secure Boot | Spyke
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Title should say "/boot" not "boot". This radically changes the headline.
Anyway, I don't know anyone who uses Secure Boot.
Original headline does say /boot
I suspect a lot more people use secure boot than they realize. On some hardware I've come across you can't turn it off anymore, and my experience these days has been that it's been seamless to get going.
I used to be highly reluctant, but honestly, I'd never even know it was running these days