That statement's made on a misunderstanding of GPLv3. If you read the FSF's statement Canonical/Ubuntu's position isn't based in reality, and they didn't even talk to the FSF beforehand -- which seems strange since the FSF wrote the GPL and hold the copyrights on GRUB2. Don't you think you'd *want* to talk to the the people that wrote the license and are in a position to enforce it before making a decision like that?
t3g said "the big problem here with requriring their key to be made available
and therefore it potentially being revoked by the certificate authority."
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