How can a new user enable secure boot in f40?

[gnwiii (George N. White III)]

@alan-de-fro

I had to switch-off legacy boot to switch on UEFI boot.

As mentioned, if you install Fedora using legacy boot, it won’t boot it in UEFI mode.

@alan-de-fro

Does it seem that I would need to attempt to reinstall fedora?

Or just go back to legacy boot mode until Fedora gets a unified kernel:

@barryascott

Secure boot does not protect the boot chain for linux.
Turning it off is not a downgrade in security.

There are efforts under way to make secure boot for fedora truly useful.
But at the moment with grub that is not the case.

The technical issue is that linux needs to load the kernel+initrd as one signed unit and that is not the case today.