Shuttleworth on Ubuntu Linux, Fedora, and the UEFI problem
Windows 8 PCs and tablets will lock out all other operating systems by default, and trying to find a way around it isn't easy as both Fedora and Ubuntu developers have discovered. Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu's founder, shares his thoughts on what Linux should do next about Windows 8's UEFI lock-in.
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