Secure boot is coming to Omarchy. We're doing the dance so you can install the best operating system without having to fiddle with the bios. (And so OEMs can preinstall it from the factory!)Read original on X
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Omarchy adds Secure Boot support so PC makers can preinstall it
The change lets users install the Linux desktop without BIOS changes and lets computer makers ship it from the factory.
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Omarchy adds Secure Boot support so PC makers can preinstall it
Omarchy adds Secure Boot support for easier installs
Omarchy adds Secure Boot support so users skip BIOS changes
Omarchy adds Secure Boot support for easier installs
Omarchy adds Secure Boot support so users skip BIOS changes
Omarchy adds Secure Boot support for easier installs
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