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0 pointsfsflover11mo ago0 comments

The main difference is that the user owns the root of trust and doesn't have to blindly trust a (buggy) proprietary software from a commercial company. Also, the community review.

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JCattheATM11mo ago

You could still have that with UEFI though.

fsfloverOP11mo ago

But not with Secure Boot AFAIK.

JCattheATM11mo ago

Well, yeah, you could, that was the point of my comment.

Coreboot supports secure boot, so why isn't that sufficient?

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