Fedora developers must be really stupid to propose such a thing.
There are too many BIOS-only computers out there which are still working fine.
Even on UEFI-capable computers something you have to dual-boot and the other OS requires BIOS so you must set to the owest common denominator which is BIOS.
But yeah, some distros just like to shoot themselves in the foot.
Just that I'm used to Ubuntu being that one.
There are too many BIOS-only computers out there which are still working fine.
Even on UEFI-capable computers something you have to dual-boot and the other OS requires BIOS so you must set to the owest common denominator which is BIOS.
But yeah, some distros just like to shoot themselves in the foot.
Just that I'm used to Ubuntu being that one.
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