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Because MX is Debian derivative SB shoudn't be a problem, it will basically use the Debian signature and be recognised.

Here's a review of it on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTtFhI0wQ7M

UEFI wasn't intended to keep Linux off machines. UEFI is motherboard firmware and was needed because BIOS had outlived its usefulness and was getting pretty clunky. There are ways to stop other OS' being installed but that could have been done in the old BIOS systems as well.

Rob, can you stick a live linux thumb drive in a unit (must have a demo unit, eh) and see if it will boot from it? I doubt it will. And if you can't boot from a linux thumb drive you will have a hard time installing. The worlds most wide spread virus and security hole working to secure our laptops....

I like it, yes it is expensive but it's horses for courses isn't it. A Mac user pays alot for a Mac because it does what they need it to do especially things like audio abd or video editing. Toughbooks are expensive because of their strength and now modularity that helps them to live in extremely ha...

Rob wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 10:38 amIt'll be all over the news on 5/19/22 which is Thursday next week

Haven't seen anything on this.

Rob wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 10:38 amIt'll be all over the news on 5/19/22 which is Thursday next week

Maybe an early Christmas then

Good to know mklym, thanks for the update.

I updated my CF-31SBLAX1M yesterday from 1904 to 20H1 with 20H2 feature pack and it i working perfectly. I updated the driver firmware as well. I needed it at work today, I work in government schools, and had to update it because they would not let it connect with a soon to be EOL version of Windows...

Just as a bit more information on Crossover it won't install programs that require Windows Installer 5. Previous versions of Windows Installer are fine but 5 just won't work because MS never made it available as a redistributable. Anyway the tuning programs I have installed are. Adaptronic - Eugene,...