Quoting: MrNilsson

Quoting: UltraVioletIs there any way to change to a older kernel that you've installed if you can't press f8 at boot up for advanced options ?

Usually when you installed a wrong kernel you need to press and hold the left shift key. But it's really hard to get the right timing.

Have you tried to spam the arrow keys up or down? This will simulate that you want to choose something in grub menu.

Quoting: MrNilsson

Quoting: 14Congrats to you. Bold move! I dual booted for about two years until I realized that I hadn't booted into Windows for four months straight! That's when I was confident enough. :)

Thank you. Well I felt it would be the right move. I thought Linux would be more complicated but you can find so much help on the internet if something isn't working right. But it runs very well. I just had some problems with my USB 3 ports because of my mainboard. But I found quickly a solution for that. Well and I had to learn a few terminal commands.

Quoting: tmtvl...Wait what? 5.2 is stable and 4.19 is long-term support. The LTS before 4.19 was 4.14. Why is Mint on 4.15? This doesn't make any sense.

Also, outdated drivers make for poor gaming.

The kernel isn't old. Actually the 4.15 kernel is the official Ubuntu LTS kernel. It's supported until April 2023. Source: Ubuntu Wiki [External Link]

But if you like you can switch easily the kernel on Linux Mint. The newest kernel I got was the 5.0.0-23 and it's supported until February 2020.

Quoting: Guest

Quoting: Purple Library Guy

Quoting: hardpenguinI still don't know what is the connection between Linux Mint and sex.

Well, I have both.

I dunno, menthol lube can get pretty hot!

19.2 is working great so far, upgraded 3 puters without issue! The three vsync methods available under General settings are interesting, and it's neat that you can disable it completely too without having to restart X. Will have to experiment to find out if one is faster or better somehow than another.

Quoting: dpanterGreat game, great devs! Been in the Beta for some time and the Linux version pretty much ran from day one iirc.