The following describes a setup for Secureboot when using the fedora_shim, and grub2
boot loader. This combination requires that each kernel be signed with a certificate.
There are alternatives like the Linux Foundation PreLoader which doesn’t require
kernels to be signed, instead it just needs to be given a hash for each authorized
boot kernel. There are other setups where grub2 wouldn’t be needed either, such as
when using the rEFInd boot manager.
Changing the Default Theme Colors
So it turns out that there are some minor color artifacts for the current version of
the octopress-genesis-theme.
Deploy World
To host the statically generated content on github, you’ll need to first create a
Github repository named <yourname>.github.io. Then create an octopress _deploy.yml
file.
Hello World
So I’m going to use these github pages as a place to stash random programming and
configuration tips. It’s probably too ambitious to think it will turn
out to be useful for myself, let alone anyone else. Having said that, might as well
document setting up this blog since many of the google results for using Octopress on
Github are outdated. Although, there’s lots of good information on their website
http://jekyllrb.com/docs/home/.