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imo the only useful place to use secure boot is on a laptop with password protected bios and encrypted disk, in case someone wants to steal it they can’t recover your data or if they want to put a virus in your pc they literally can’t.

I don’t see any reason to put secure boot on a desktop PC that’s already locked inside your house.

A person who actually uses the PC.

A random streamer.

Fortnite on the Switch 2 looks like a normal game.

Your best bet is using a Nintendo Switch or GeForce Now.

I have been running rolling release with openSUSE Tumbleweed for +7 years, almost 0 issues when updating anything, I even had more troubles when I was running Ubuntu or PopOS.

That post is just pure rage bait to get interactions/clicks and he succeded, now he appeared on Lemmy.

I didn’t know that nixCraft was stupid, but now I will keep that in mind, so thank you for the heads up.

So Microsoft Recall but by a third party?