There's a closed pull request on the mblaze repository RFC: Allow gpg and gpg2 for gnupg interaction https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze/pull/193 Description: The attached commit enables using `gpg` *or* `gpg2` for `gnupg` interaction. The main reason being that Debian installs `gnupg` v2 as `gpg`, and provides an [additional package of just symlinks for gpg2](https://packages.debian.org/buster/gnupg2). I’ll additionally note that, for example, `pass` supports using either so I *believe* compatibility isn’t an issue. Thoughts? Thanks, James --- Refs 08a46e684855ad8c51c154f843fb1d8527045d33, d9aaac690357d55629b8bbdc885235f68e508783 and 87e5a1b2c308dfa9db85cb3cdd9aa105a5046aed. This purposely doesn’t touch the `GNUmakefile` despite da457c51ee9b0c02c886a7dc641135d3bfa82e63, as you know how your release system works much better than I do ;)