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> I can easily subscribe to my local RSS feeds client, Liferea, by clicking on the feed's URL link (on top of the RSS feed page created by this extension)...

> Only trouble I had was some applications expect the raw address and this extension encodes it, https://github.com/Reeywhaar/want-my-rss/blob/3f33c014c3/ts/storage.ts#L106. An option to not encode the url or just a second replacement...

> I may add a few parameters docs, but you can list them by using `modinfo 88x2bu`. This is what I've done, but parameter names without docs aren't really useful....

> I'd rather this be `/var/lib/secureboot/keys/`. > > The application-agnostic naming of the path encourages other applications to adopt the same location for keys (improving interoperability) -- rather than each...

Maybe, all files should be in `/etc`. “5.8. /var/lib : Variable state information”: > Users must never need to modify files in `/var/lib` to _configure_ a package's operation, and the...

> Should keys really be in `/var` ? They probably need to be backed up [In my another comment, I recommend not to back them up.](https://github.com/Foxboron/sbctl/issues/105#issuecomment-968086430) > `/usr` might be...

> sbctl status: > > ``` > Setup Mode: ✔ Disabled > Secure Boot: ✘ Disabled > ``` In order to enroll a PK, a motherboard should be in the...

Regarding keys created by `sbctl`, they aren't valuable for users because it's easy to generate and enroll new keys and resign the unified kernel image. I would recommend not to...

Hi. Is this configuration file already used? If yes, where it resides in the file system? `/usr/share/secureboot` is readable by all users of the computer and isn't encrypted. I believe...

Even with full disk encryption, `/usr/share/secureboot` is readable by all users.