New comment by Jipok on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/48024#issuecomment-1898669655

Comment:
I'm glad that at least someone is thinking about solving an important problem(https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/46006). But getting UKI involved annoying me. Are the goals of this decision even that useful to people? It seemed to me that it was created only to oppress people and the benefits offered are so minimalistic that the quote “Those who are ready to exchange freedom for security are worthy of neither freedom nor security” comes to mind.
UKI gives "Providing a fully verified boot process", that is, bad corporations can prohibit the user from changing the kernel (and, accordingly, the system) as is the case now on Android. And other delights in the form of the inability to boot if you live in the “wrong” country. And also contributes to the implementation of DRM. And vendorlock. LinuxD damn.