Official release of LMDE 4 "Debbie": similar to Linux Mint but without Ubuntu

LMDE 4 "Debbie" has been officially released, and LMDE means "Linux Mint Debian Edition". Its goal is to be as similar as possible to Linux Mint, but not to use Ubuntu, and the package library is provided by Debian.

The new version mainly brings the following new features:

Automatic partitioning that supports LVM and full encryption

Home directory encryption

Support for automatic installation of NVIDIA drivers

Support for NVMe

Support for SecureBoot

Support for Btrfs subvolumes

Improve the installer

Automatically install microcode package

In Virtualbox, the automatic resolution of real-time sessions is increased to a minimum of 1024 × 768

Linux Mint 19.3 improvements (HDT, boot fixes, system reports, language settings, HiDPI and illustration improvements, new boot menus, Celluloid, Gnote, drawings, Cinnamon 4.4, XApp status icons, etc.)

APT recommends that you enable it by default

Removed the deb-multimedia repository and software packages

Basic Debian 10 Buster package with backports Warehouse