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gizmo686
on July 31, 2012
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Installing Linux on Windows 8 PCs: No easy answers
Actually you are allowed to use grub2. The issue would be if you sell a device with grub2 pre-installed, and no way to install a user version.
Also, the other distributions could simply use Ubuntu's signed bootloader (So could rootkits).
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Also, the other distributions could simply use Ubuntu's signed bootloader (So could rootkits).