Hello,
I downloaded ROMEO 23.08 livecd kde to test it.
The idea was to give it a go, and then if I like it, install it.
I am unable to boot in secure boot mode…
I also don’t know if the Image is genuine, since, in the openmandriva website, there are not even checksums, or gpg sig files…
For the tests I did, I noticed that ESP partition only has {bootx64.efi,startup.nsh}, trying to launch them from UEFI shell gives always 'access denied’.
Then I tested with ubuntu, and with ubuntu its the same for the bootx64.efi, but if you execute grubx64.efi then it starts ok…
So I learned that you need to launch grubx64.efi, and that file will launch the other…or vice versa…
Currently there are a lot of problems in distros that are derived or close in philosophy to Fedora, due to problems related with secure boot, a ton of machines doesn’t boot in secure boot mode, the problem affects f38/39, my computer is one of those cases, some machines boot, others don’t…
Anyway, I saw that openmandriva doesn’t have secureboot support… and without checksums, sig files, and secure boot, unfortunately its a no go for me, since I don’t know if the image is even genuine… 
I like a lot of things in the distro, and I would love to test it, and install/contribute.
It their a way to enable it, or at least as a temporary mesure, to get checksums/sig files in the oficial site, so that people can verify them?
