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Secure boot

!!!BE AWARE!!! of doing dual-boot (Windows + Linux) setup. This guide doesn't explain ANYTHING about dual-boot, and you should do it on your own. Before you proceed, beware of these:

You need to backup your keys. See UEFI. Secure boot. Using your own keys.

NOTES: You need to boot in the freshly installed OS (without chroot) before following these steps. I would recommend to do it in the end of the installation.

Secure Boot is a security feature found in the UEFI standard, designed to add a layer of protection to the pre-boot process: by maintaining

Fonts

Find out what your default fonts and aliases are with fc-match:

for family in serif sans-serif monospace Arial Helvetica Verdana "Times New Roman" "Courier New"; do
    echo -n "$family: "
    fc-match "$family"
done

	```
	dot_config="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/zsh"
	partials="${dot_config}/zshrc.d"

	zstyle ':completion:*' completer _expand _complete _ignored _approximate
	zstyle ':completion:' matcher-list '' '' 'm:{[:lower:]}={[:upper:]} m:{[:lower:][:upper:]}={[:upper:][:lower:]} r:\|[._-]=* r:\|=** l:\|=*'
	zstyle ':completion:::::descriptions' format '%F{green}-- %d --%f'
	zstyle ':completion:::::corrections' format '%F{yellow}!- %d (errors: %e) -!%f'
	zstyle ':completion:*:descriptions' format '%U%K{yellow} %F{green}-- %F{red} %BNICE!1! %b%f %d --%f%k%u'
	zstyle ':completion:*:default' list-colors "${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}"

	Jun 03 18:09:19 untainsYD-workstation systemd[1]: Started Process Core Dump (PID 580404/UID 0).
	Jun 03 18:09:19 untainsYD-workstation systemd-coredump[580406]: [🡕] Process 580341 (code) of user 1000 dumped core.

	Stack trace of thread 580341:
	#0 0x000055c271d5c5e7 n/a (code + 0x697c5e7)
	#1 0x000055c271d5c585 n/a (code + 0x697c585)
	#2 0x000055c271d4c6c5 n/a (code + 0x696c6c5)
	#3 0x000055c271d485b8 n/a (code + 0x69685b8)
	#4 0x000055c271500d30 n/a (code + 0x6120d30)
	#5 0x000055c27027af06 n/a (code + 0x4e9af06)

Yarosλaβ . untainsYD

Secure boot

Fonts

Main fonts