Secure Boot Coming To SuSE Linux Servers

darthcamaro writes "UEFI Secure Boot is a problem that only desktop users need to worry about right? Well kinda/sorta/maybe not. SeSE today is releasing SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP3 which will include for the first time — support for UEFI Secure Boot. Apparently SUSE sees market demand for Secure Boot on servers too. Quoting Matthias Eckermann, Senior Product Manager at SUSE: 'Our market analysis shows that UEFI Secure Boot is a UEFI extension that does not only cover desktops, but might very well also be deployed and even required on server systems going forward.'"

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The new Microsoft-NSA hybrid owns us all

[hessian]

First they came for the secure boot, and I did not speak up, because I was not a BIOS...

This will enable them to control all of our computing hardware from their centralized corporate mind-control chambers.

Soon they will make us intolerant of anyone not like us, and we will become flag-waving, hamburger-munching, Coke-swilling droids who cheer whenever the poor, brown or leftist people are slaughter by automated drones.

Running Windows ME. ...so how'd I do Reddit I mean Slashdot? Did I hive mind the right way? Shower me in imaginary internet karma points!!!