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A comment on Installing Windows 11 on Legacy BIOS Without Secure Boot. Parent comment
Pointing out the power that MS have is not FUD. If I suggested that there is a chance they would abuse it, that might be, but I didn't do that.
> or limited to specific systems with broken UEFI implementations.
A very quick Google search suggests there are quite a few of those, from mainstream vendors such as Dell and Lenovo.
> I, personally, use Arch Linux and the installer isn't signed with anything.
True, I oversimplified. The major distros use MS-signed shims, the rest mostly don't.
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Pointing out the power that MS have is not FUD. If I suggested that there is a chance they would abuse it, that might be, but I didn't do that.
> or limited to specific systems with broken UEFI implementations.
A very quick Google search suggests there are quite a few of those, from mainstream vendors such as Dell and Lenovo.
> I, personally, use Arch Linux and the installer isn't signed with anything.
True, I oversimplified. The major distros use MS-signed shims, the rest mostly don't.