Regarding secure boot thing - Initially I had it disabled all the time,
but now I feel that it's just the right thing to do. Secure Boot is one
of a security measures that thankfully I have control of. I sign GRUB,
it's modules and a kernel with my own generated Machine Owner Key
enrolled to shim. If you just want to try Arch Linux - you can skip it
(leave secure boot disabled) and return to it any time.
With other decisions - I just have a 14+ years of experience with Linux
in general and I know what I want. I've stopped at the DE that I prefer
(Plasma 5 in my case) and a set of applications that I use. So when I
switched to arch - decisions weren't a big deal for me.
On 14.07.2023 10:50, Source Code wrote:
Hi everyone! I am very closer than ever to install arch Linux and I
have small doubts. Can you share with your experience to install arch
Linux? I have read Arch wiki. And I saw a few decisions. What did you
choose? As I understand disable the security boot is more simple.
P.S. As I understand right you have signed your core for a long time,
but now not? If it so, why?
