Works fine! Thanks! Please sign:  http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/secure-boot-vs-restricted-boot/statement This post was edited by Gerrit rijnsma at March 1, 2012 12:50:10 PM PST

Thanks Biff, gonna try it! :D

That's a great developement, Leenie! I hope it will stay that way with those Linux-installed and free PC's.. In the meantime Android: around 50% marketshare on handhelds. I think MS is pointing in that direction with this attack. And as a side-effect desktop Linux and possibly others could suffer too. I think it is not possible by law, but M$ has a lot of resources and you never know what they can...   This post was edited by Gerrit rijnsma at January 21, 2012 2:36:55 AM PST

Quote: Microsoft has little to no foothold in the world of ARM. We’re talking handsets and tablets. Both of those bits of technology rest securely in the hands of Apple and Android. But we know how Microsoft feels about competition. They want (and understandably so) to get their hands into that pie. End-quote. Yes... Dirty hands. Linux has to go OUT after some years if they get it their way. They have said it themselves, some two years back: MS: "Linux has come to the end of their live-cycle" (or something like it). I think it is forbidden by law to do it like this, but they have a lot of corruption-money. So... Let's fight it. This post was edited by Gerrit rijnsma at January 20, 2012 3:00:30 AM PST

Good question, Steve! I spread the word at about 10 forums (Linux- and discussion-forums several countries). But I'm still using R3, because of some minor problems with bookmarks-copying in browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Midori. But from time to time I use WattOS (R3). :smile: It is great. All works fine. I'm also testing other things, so I'm not always with WattOS.     This post was edited by Gerrit rijnsma at December 30, 2011 3:51:48 AM PST