kato...@freaknet.org writes:
Yes, but what about *adding* your own keys? This does not seem to be a
popular option, AFAIK.
Of course it isn't. Who has a reason to talk about it?
Microsoft doesn't talk much about that, because Microsoft wants most users
to use Windows Upgrade and get timely upgrades. They document what people
like us need, and their corporate salespeople will tell their corporate
customers how to guard against industrial espionate, but their message in
public is naturally about the common case: MAKE WINDOWS USERS UPGRADE
AUTOMATICALLY.
The people who maintain UEFI-related software for linux won't talk much
about it, beacuse they're employed to make things like Ubuntu work
smoothly. At the end of a long day making UEFI work with Ubuntu out of the
box, they may wrote a blog post or post on linux-kernel, and show an
example of something. That something's very likely going to be about the
stuff they did at work that day, not about the opposite.
The individuals who wrote the spec and code may all be friendly to people
like yourself, but friendliness is not attention. They have little reason
to talk about your usecase.
Arnt
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