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[tedajax]

One of the more satisfying things I do with new computers is disable secure boot.

[JohnFen → tedajax]

That's the first thing I do, too. Given my own security needs, secure boot brings much more pain than benefit to me.

[pepa65 → tedajax]

Secure Boot can be leveraged to more securely boot anything you choose, but it does require some setup effort, so I get it if you choose to keep things simple (but less secure).