Thanks for the replies. I generally dislike secure boot, and even UEFI. I was
mainly asking since I couldn't find a clear answer...and if it was possible,
why not do it!
Other distributions use a shim bootloader signed with a Microsoft key. It
might be adventitious for QubesOS to do the same. I can't think of a major
downside to it right now. It could make installation a bit easier. Some
systems may not have the option for secure boot to be deactivated.
I disabled secure boot, but I'm stuck trying to get QubesOS to install.
Fighting with a nmi watchdog bug soft lockup. Maybe I'll start another thread
about that if I can't get it figured out.
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