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Add Fedora Workstation and secure-boot sections in the documentation #74
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Hello! I have seen a few issues regarding sysfs timeout. I have encountered the same issue, though, the issue was due to having secure-boot enabled. In this pull request, I have added steps to guide people on how to make the driver work on secure-boot enabled devices. Although this won't solve every single issue regarding sysfs, it could help a lot of users, especially those who just started learning Linux. I have also added Fedora Workstation documentation because why not 馃槃