Enabling Secure Boot after dual boot already set up without it? Win 10 > 11 requirements

[arvidjaar]

@jrolph

I use rEFInd

Which is not signed by Microsoft and so will not work as the primary bootloader when Secure Boot is enabled.

@jrolph

it points to a shim

So, openSUSE should just work with Secure Boot as long as you boot into openSUSE shim directly.