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There are two different approaches to this:
While RedHat and Fedora decided to pay Verisign for the Windows key to make life as easy as possible for their customers, Cannonical has made their own key that will probably be more excluding than Windows.
This has the advantage that Microsoft has nothing do do with the key whatsoever. But that would also exclude other Linux distros.
If you ask me it is always wrong to reduce the flexibility of the Hardware one way or the other....
More here

And also here.

In the words of Adam Williamson, "I hate you all. You're all asshats."

I hate you Fedora, I hate you Canonical, I hate you anyone who wants to play their little game, do your workarounds, do everything but fight this crap from M$. They should NOT be allowed to get away with it.

So Are we still stuck?" Does anyone know how to dual boot Arch and Windows 8? Thnx, -jae

That can be done as usual because Secure boot can be turned off for all machines except for ARM processors. MS has still managed to force secure boot on them if using Win8.
I think Win8 can be run with the "insecure" boot too. Or you have to switch every time you boot into a Arch/Win8.
The ARM architecture is mainly for small handheld units (smart phones blackberry etc).
Sine MS has no market share with those gadgets, people have forgot to protest about it there.

And where are my manners?
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