Debian 10 (finally!) introduced support for secure boot. In LM 19 (and before) secure boot was already supported, presumably by using Ubuntu's Shim. So I imagine, it should be possible now to do the same in LMDE 4 by using Debian's Shim. Imho it is an important feature.
clefebvre
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4 years ago
Debian 10 (finally!) introduced support for secure boot. In LM 19 (and before) secure boot was already supported, presumably by using Ubuntu's Shim. So I imagine, it should be possible now to do the same in LMDE 4 by using Debian's Shim. Imho it is an important feature.