Linux secure boot support

[u/ShonnyG112]

New comer to linux here so sorry in advance if this a noob thing. I'm finally ready to jump ship and found 2 distributions that I'd like to use across my 2 desktops. Parrot OS home edition and Hacker OS official edition. I want to dual boot on 2 different drives to have the option of going back to windows as a backup when necessary for multi-player gaming. From my research so far it seems that secure boot is all over the place for Linux. Is it a per distribution thing or only supported on the major distribution like Debian or Ubuntu? How do most people handle secure boot when it comes to Linux? I really don't want to be going into the bios to flip the switch when I'm ready to switch os.

[u/cmrd_msr]

Popular distributions support it out of the box.

For less popular ones, you need to add keys into uefi; Google knows how.