How To Setup Gaming on Linux Mint

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Extra Resources from video: www.christitus.com/install-wine-libfaudio0-error/ - Webpage for those that have issues with the libfaudio0 dependency on Ubuntu 18 or Mint 19. Wine Dependencies from Lutris wiki - github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/WineDependencies.md DXVK Install - github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/HowToDXVK.md ESync Install - github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/HowToEsync.md GPU Drivers - github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/InstallingDrivers.md

[@rwbimbie5854]

New Mint about to drop, right? I'm not doing any major changes to my setup til I get a fresh Mint20 to mess with

[@NetraAmorosi]

Did the wine dependency the hard way. Just install the 18.04 repo from here: forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=32192 (5th post down) that's a better repo then cybermax-dexter's and installing wine should auto pull the faudio requirements during install (it has been for me at least).

[@VemulaSaichaitanya]

y mint do videos arch

[@lesliesavege1206]

I just watched your video "Setting up the perfect Windows 10 Installation | Faster, Lighter, and Functional" Does an SSD make the work flow faster? Most go right to the bench test to show the SSD is faster than a HDD, and booting or loading software they are. I render videos on Linux with OneShot and I have the same times rendering to a HDD or SSD within a few seconds, but the bench test are 4 to 7 times faster with the SSD. Is this the same with Windoze, or does Windoze have so much running the drives that using an SSD does make work flow faster, because it doesn't on Linux.

[@ssAnxiety]

@@NetraAmorosi Honestly I am a retro-gamer and I rarely play on Steam and also Word Of Warcraft but... For a long time has been difficult for me to correctly emulate pcsx2 in Xubuntu, does this configuration work in mint? My Pc Specs: OS: Xubuntu 20.04 focal Kernel: x86_64 Linux 5.4.0-37-generic CPU: Intel Core i7-7500U @ 4x 3,5GHz GPU: Nvidia GForce 940MX 2GB RAM: 15898MiB

[@Jordan4Ibanez]

I remember using Linux Mint back in 2010 and how we could barely get steam running with Wine. Now we just install steam through the app center and use proton to play Windows games like it's nothing. Brought a tear to my eye to realize what I had thought was possible on the distro one day, is now possible. Amazing.

[@Siskiyous6]

My grandson is going to be very happy next weekend, thank you for the indepth tips.

[@bluecloud6686]

Keep them linux gaming videos coming, please and thank you

[@johnnytest9575]

was waiting for this video from start of series, thankyou for making this video 😍

[@sonopro1]

One thing is for sure...this is the first time I've seen a series of consecutive videos dealing with different facets of Linux Mint. I don't know if you're aware of it but you're debunking the myth that Linux Mint is so a boring distribution. In fact, the specific purpose of my intervention is to congratulate you because even though I am an DE jumper, my production computers are only running Linux Mint since version 3.0 (2007), after Mandrake, Mandriva, DesktopBSD, Mandriva Powerpack, PcLinuxOS and Ubuntu. Right now, I'm trying seriously Debian Mate stable (modified avatar for fun) because of you. And BTW, to write this post, I paused Cities: Skylines on Steam on my main computer. Work, fun, work, fun and work....not only on Win workstations ! And yes I have a Win and a Mac computer (they are on 5 % of the time at home)

[@Alomare]

Ty so much for this video. Without any prep on Mint I was getting 30-50 FPS on games such as Overwatch, and after following your guides I get locked 60!!

[@DavidJacksonphunman1]

Appreciate you doing some gaming content with Linux mint probably my favorite distro

[@gwgux]

This is one of the more advanced videos I've seen from you. Good job in covering everything!

[@johnnytest9575]

i am confused is linux mint 19.3 was os or Lmde 4 ? and will the process will be same for lmde4?

[@BMWDriver1992]

@@johnnytest9575 They built LMDE around Debian, whereas Linux Mint is Ubuntu based. So you would have to follow Debian based instructions.

[@MichaelJHathaway]

@@johnnytest9575 This is 19.3

[@johnnytest9575]

@@MichaelJHathawaythank you for replying one more thing. will this guide will be applicable for lmde4? Actually i am already using 18.3 in one of laptop and recently bought dell laptop workstation and wanted to intall mint Os ( debian or ubuntu) so do Normal stuff but also play some steam games. i was thinking to try lmde4 instead of 19.3. what's your suggestion?

[@MichaelJHathaway]

@@johnnytest9575 I would install either 19.3 or wait for Mint 20 in June. LMDE 4 currently has all the same features as 19.3 and is a little faster, but it will not receive the point releases every 3 months like Mint 20. Mint 20 will be slightly more cutting edge, LMDE 4 will be slightly more stable.

[@cgolson84]

This video is great. Pop and Manjaro make all of this a lot easier, but it's nice to have a guide for Mint since a lot of users are using that.

[@docrobotnik247]

Nothing better when you finish a good troubleshooting sesh to a upgraded and more ready to run system, coherent and great to watch, have a well earned Sub and I'll have a swatch at your other videos

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Wow, this video goes further into the details of gaming on Linux Mint than any other I have ever seen. Some of the terminal work was done a little fast, but users can always pause the video and watch at their own pace. I was curious why you didn't use the Flatpak Steam version? Please make all of the links available to all of the websites you pulled instructions from and if you could please add detail to time codes for areas of the install, would be a great help. The Liquorix kernel is a replacement built using the best configuration and kernel sources for desktop, multimedia, and gaming workloads. It is not just for gaming. I am curious to see the setting changes on Mint 20 which will be here in less than thirty days. Thanks again Chris for all your hard work in the making of these videos!

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Nice hair cut btw...

[@Lanzetsu]

As much as I like Mint and use Linux for other stuff... this video shows exactly why I still use Windows... so many steps and fixes to do something I wouldn't need to do in Windows is still sad, I even bought consoles for playing so I don't need to fight against the PC to make them run as they should, even less fight to make them just run... Many people will scream by horror after reading that but that is true, and as much as I tried and made some games work after spending HOURS trying to hotfix everything, I decided to keep dual Boot for Steam/Bnet/Anet games and play the others in console. Also we still don't have hardware acceleration in browsers to decode video which is why at some point most people (like myself) simply go back to Windows, there was hope with a Chromium fork and that's all.

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Look at all the steps you have to go through just to make Windows slightly less annoying lol... And at least with Linux there is a light at the end of the tunnel, where as on Windows, short of disconnecting from the internet entirely, it will never be secure. There are compromises back and forth. And hardware acceleration in browsers often leads to much of the crashing, especially in chrome.

[@Lanzetsu]

@@MichaelJHathaway Playing in console is not a lot of steps, and using Linux was a choice, but again it is not that I need a lot of security from an OS, I only need it to do some stuff, play games and lately watch video over streaming platforms, so guess what? A basic windows system works for it, even Windows 7. Reading you only strengthen my POV that at the end it is better to disable some Windows annoying options to fully able to use your PC capabilities. No that I hate Linux but as much as I search for a real reason to use it the less I am sure I will be going back to only Windows again. Also thanks for the advice on hardware acceleration in browsers, I can get now it is a dead end.

[@mattsavage6365]

You're not a Million miles off here. I found some of this only touched on how to do it and not explained a lot why these steps are needed. I don't think he even mentioned what ESYNC is. Sure you can briefly read the text at the 6 minute mark. From an explanation point of view Chris didn't do as good a job as usual i.e. when he forgot to do a step that caused en error and he had to go back or when he mentioned that we probably should run that command from the beginning. All that is a nightmare for beginner-esque users and quite confusing. Video seems a bit off-the-cuff and could've been better.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

I should add, these steps are OPTIONAL! Just like Windows I tweak a TON. I have powershell scripts for windows that make this stuff look like child's play. The main reason people don't use Linux is because of MS Office and Adobe. The only other major reason is it is different and they don't know it.

[@GoogleUser-gi8ow]

@@ChrisTitusTech ms office works perfectly on wine.

[@Dr.Mohandes]

1:14 this part of intro feels awesome

[@Drazil100]

Thank you! You don’t know how much I have needed this

[@rashkavar]

I just did a fresh install of Linux Mint 20.3 and the ulimit -Hn value is up to 1 048 576, or about double what's needed for esync. And as predicted, didn't need to mess with dependencies in installing wine, just followed the instructions through to the one with --install-recommended and it's all happy. And it's worth noting that DXVK support has been around on AMD graphics cards for ages. Like the Radeon 7xxx HD series and up....my graphics card is about a decade old and it's still from later than the xxxx HD series of Radeon cards.

[@JamesWilson-pq9qp]

With a few days or maybe a week away from Mint 20, I hope you can do this all over again, as it will change everything. Frustrating thing about Linux, every time you get everything perfect something new comes along, and we just can't resist the newer and better. You made it look easy ... But there's so much research!

[@kjn5991]

I can imagine when Chris's friends ask him to play through Steam chat and he never responds to them since he does not see the messages :D

[@cootason]

sure beats the constant pop ups in the middle of your game :P

[@mr.mastermind4840]

Great video as always. Can't wait to try this out

[@peterjansen4826]

FYI, Steam enables Esync by default for Proton. Another FYI: that number 524288 is 2^19. If you use AMD then make sure that you have the aco-compilers enabled! If you have a monitor which support FreeSync, enable it, it is off by default on Linux. Also you need at least kernel 5 to use it.

[@KaiKrakow]

Hey Chris, could you please fix your audio lagging behind the video? This is a problem in all your latest videos and really distracts from the content. In some videos the problem is even worse, this one is almost okay. Thanks for great content.

[@TJWolf]

WOW this video is Awesome! Great thoroughly gaming setup guide. I love this video so much thank you Chris Titus Tech

[@hostgrady]

Hey I'd really like to see the website URLs in the future since it's hard to follow sometimes

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Yes, I have already asked for this. He will add them in the notes

[@madroksgames1907]

Can you do a guide on installing debian but instead of using a full desktop enviroment you install and config a window manager? I'm really interessed on changing from pop os to debian and learn to setup and use a tiling window manager

[@JoseCoss64]

I dont know why but after following the instructions from the video and doing the reboot, it wasn't letting me use my graphics card, so I tried changing the drivers and that didn't work neither. Everything on the games was looking red. Luckily I did a backup a few minutes before doing this and after restoring it everything was working fine again

[@tyrvidar]

Great stuff, the gaming community is full of folks that would switch to Linux as gaming becomes easier and on par with Windows.

[@golfball8418]

this is the only max performance pimping out video i have found on your channel. Do these steps work for other distros or only for linux mint? for example i want to squeeze max performance while using pop os 20.04

[@jd74mx]

Was this Ubuntu based mint? Last video of yours I was following was Debian based and you mentioned not to use PPA’s. The videos before that mentioned Manjaro or PopOS were better places to start? Just trying to figure out a best starting setup to learn Linux and games. (& props for keeping all the great content coming!)

[@linuxstreamer8910]

thanks dude now i use Esync

[@joel.llerena]

Thanks for the vid, Chris Titus. I've got a question, though, and I'd like you to help me with that, if you don't mind: I've just recently switched to Linux from Windows. I gotta say it's been harsh, but the sense of control over your computer certainly pays off. The thing, though, is that I've been unable to run Starcraft Remastered with my Nvidia 1650 graphic card: for some reason it's not recognised and the graphics have low quality. It's the game I play the most, but for some reason, it's not working properly. All the things you recommend doing and tweaking in our Linux videos, I've done them all. Dota 2 runs smoothly, but not SC Remastered using Lutris. Pardon for my terrible English and have a very good day.

[@Joe3D]

You should upgrade to 20.04, Mint 19.3 is like Windows XP already. Also, when browsing and pasting terminal please use split screen, WIN+Left for one and WIN+Right for the other.

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Mint 20 will be released in June. At that point, Chris will update the Mint computer.

[@Speccy48k]

Is Pop!_OS more optimized than Mint OOB for gaming? Would be nice to compare both of them when Mint 20 is out. Hesitating beween these 2 great distros 🤨 Thanks

[@winteryxwastakenRbx]

look i know that you are not gonna answer me because you have 300k subs but pls i would be much appreciated do you use Linux mint For you daily use?? and can i use it for my dayil use thank you for you hard work

[@ElectricWolf1983]

I noticed you didn't mention "game mode" for linux? If I recall you did mentioned it in another video.

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Chris.

[@abhisek801]

Should I update the kernel you showed as of today ? Is it better than the default one for gaming

[@gz3442]

I have plan to install mint on 2nd storage, how I can use symbolic with old game file on steam or ther file on windows ? (same file run on windows and mint lanchers )

[@fred-youtube]

If you came here for how to make Linux Mint or games on it faster, go to Settings app then effects and turn off everything

[@lizardface110]

You say in the beginning that it's possible to play 100% of steam games with proton (or I've misunderstood), but I can't get Borderlands 3 to boot up at all, and lutris only offers the epic store version which I don't own. Is there something I'm missing which will get it running or do some games just not work on proton?

[@didacusa3293]

Are you using LMDE

[@peterjansen4826]

I noticed that for StarCraft2 the aco-compilers make a lot of difference, not only that, I recommend the developers-branch of both aco and the mesa. AMD still hasn't fixed the last bugs... Obviously you only get this improvement if you use an AMD-card given that NVidia locks it down.

[@jameslayman]

Does it matter if I'm using the Xfce edition or not?

[@spankey337]

Hello, thank you for all your awesome videos! I have been following your Linux Mint series and downloaded LMDE 4 to follow along, this video was for Linux Mint and not LMDE 4 am I correct? If so, is there a way to accomplish the Nvidia driver update on LMDE 4?

[@peterjansen4826]

@Chris Titus Tech Next challenge, if you are up for it. How to change the font-size of the ULR-bar and everything else in Firefox, without using a non-approved extension. Mozilla does not make it easy. Another little problem: Mozilla blocks the dark reader addon, which I do NOT appreciate given that the Mozilla-webmaster is stuck in the zero's and still uses a white background.

[@hilmikoparan3171]

Just a quick note: You can install libfaudio0 via buster-backports on debian stable and then install winehq without a problem.

[@XMoldyMe]

Is there any possibility on Linux to modify the GPU ? Like disabling Zero fan mode or curve for fans ? I'm new to Linux and specially interested in something for AMD.

[@youtubevanced4900]

Does this reduce system stability?

[@DaleonM4]

Why you changed your mint version? You were using Debian edition. Also if I have the luquorix kennel do I need to ignore the system Linux kernel update.

[@badsherlockian2062]

What's wrong with the Flathub versions? I am new to Linux and thought the Flathub versions are a little more up-to-date... Am I wrong?

[@vincentdufour9572]

Hi Chris, I am enjoying watching your videos, and learning a lot before switching to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on my gaming rig, just for my preferred flight simulator. I have been running Kubuntu 10 years ago, and it looks a bit easier as it used to be, I have been watching this video with great interest, and still have a question: How is it possible to run an LTS distribution and upload, or update lots of applications, because you prefer those ones, without getting in trouble with the existing LTS kernel?

[@MichaelJHathaway]

In this particular instance, Chris has replaced the LTS kernel with the Liquorix kernel, no longer making it LTS.

[@vincentdufour9572]

Thanks Michael for your answer, this is what I had understood, and was suspecting, which means I need to check with the guys on the flight simulator forums, as the LTS distro will only be supported, Cheers!

[@ChrisTitusTech]

So couple things to add, the LTS and stock kernel are still installed so if you do run into any issues you can easily just select the other kernel on startup or use grub-customizer to change the default boot kernel. Also, just changing the kernel usually doesn't have a big impact and is easy to revert if you have issues. I say try it out for yourself and see.

[@vincentdufour9572]

Thanks a lot Chris! I shall experiment that! it should be interesting.

[@billbergen9169]

Did this in SparkyLinux, but when I type the 'ulim command, and hit enter, i get ">".

[@marksuper4920]

I'm a n00b, why not install the flathub version of Steam?

[@haji_amzar]

thanks chris

[@dovahkaaz9001]

just a question if i get 1048576 i have vsync enable and i can safely move on to DXVK part ?

[@stephanealimi2124]

Hi Chris, I have a question. When I run neofetch, it writes that I have GPU : AMD ATI Radeon RX 5600 OEM/5600. But in fact I have an RX 5700 XT from Gigabyte. Should I be concerned ? I didn't do the GPU Drivers part, cause that seems a bit frightening for me. The AMDVLK procedure refers to lot of things I don't understand so I skipped this part from your tutorial. Any hints ?

[@huntercz1226]

Liquorix actually for me hurts performance in games, so it depends... If you have the same issue like me, just use stock kernel from distro.

[@Draconicrose]

I've been gaming on Mint for years now but decided to follow along for shits and giggles. Turns out I didn't have Vulcan support enabled. 😂 Installed Liquorix too for the hell of it, let's see if I notice any difference.

[@Justin-bn9mr]

I wonder if you have to do all this on the new 20 version of Mint? Anyone know?

[@Aherz-yd4gs]

Graphics library for C on Mint or Ubuntu or Fedora? Hallo Chris, do you have experience on the graphic libraries for C on Mint, Ubuntu or Fedora? Danke!

[@456eso]

Hi Chris! i love your tier3 engineering, ur a bad ass! i have Linux Mint 20.1 Ulyssa for about 4 months now, do you recommend 04:40 Enable ESYNC 07:46 DXVK Wine Dependencies= i have installed Stable branch package not Staging 14:00 Kernel Upgrade= i have 5.4.0-77-generic my video card is a GTX1650 and i want setup for gaming on steam to play streetfighter 5 and H-hour, well games like that. Thank you in advance!! Cheers!! P.S Linux Mint hates TP-link usb wifi cards Dont use them!!! sorry had to add that just went through hell with that wifi nic...

[@meatybtz]

Tried Liquorix kernel on Manjaro. It couldn't even boot. I just switched back to the standard kernel. Not really worth the time tinkering around with to solve, the liquorix kernel does not gain enough performance to warrant hours of searching what was getting messed up.

[@SnowyRVulpix]

Surprisingly my Linux mint install was already esync ready and I never did anything. I have installed a ton of gaming related packages, so maybe one of those did it?

[@kokchunyik2328]

Please help, got the error after updating to the custom kernel ERROR: You need to load the kernel first

[@SB-qm5wg]

I'm on Mint with nvidia. I can't get good stability leaving 390 drivers

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Which video card are you using?

[@ssAnxiety]

@@MichaelJHathaway Honestly I am a retro-gamer and I rarely play on Steam and also Word Of Warcraft but... For a long time has been difficult for me to correctly emulate pcsx2 in Xubuntu, does this configuration work in mint? My Pc Specs: OS: Xubuntu 20.04 focal Kernel: x86_64 Linux 5.4.0-37-generic CPU: Intel Core i7-7500U @ 4x 3,5GHz GPU: Nvidia GForce 940MX 2GB RAM: 15898MiB

[@lekrsu]

I'm actually running Linux Mint on a macbook air 2009 (so no gaming happening there), but I am running Focal on my main; is this guide valid for that system as well?

[@RaveCandy]

Just an update, Esync is on by default on Linux Mint 20.3. My ulimit was 1048576. :)

[@bensontaylor3149]

im stuck i need help on the Esync

[@geogib709]

ive just got into using linux mint 22 and i cant get my rtx 4060 to give me more than 45 fps in games

[@juanpelster5110]

Is it possible to run windows store on linuxmint thanks in advance

[@vram1974]

What's it take to get OpenRA running on Mint? It just crashes immediately on execution.

[@Syndicate_Cookie]

Is there any way to emulate android games

[@karunasagarprusty9526]

Graphics Card switch according to programs, right???!!!!

[@amazingboy4249]

Can you make a video on how to install omen command center on Linux Pop os please

[@czeDuke]

Can i play Division 2 or not yet ?

[@15935715935788224466]

Hello all, I am still confused about the linux gaming as a whole. I switched from Windows 10 to Pop OS 20. Have a hp laptop with core i7 8750H with gtx 1060 maxq and 32 gb ram. I tried 2 games, Battlefield 3 and 4 and there is a constant stutter, performance shows high FPS, but there are constant stutters. All the information i was able to find is regarding shader compilation compiler which is causing this, all the info about that say, after a few minutes of play, it will be chashed and the stutter will resolve, yet after playing 4 hours of BF4 for example, stutters are constantly present. Is there a way to resolve this, do i need something additional for the shader compilation compiler stutter problem? Thank you in advance.

[@jefferymckinney1]

When using the Liquourix kernel, my graphics are stuck at low res and can't change it. Running Ryzen 2700x and RTX 2070

[@kuhluhOG]

9:23 IMO the part where you were resolving the dependency problems wasn't really well done. As a user who is new to Linux (and this series is pretty much aimed at them), this way to complicated and could have been made better (e.g. by not cutting out the search for the solution or explaining how to resolve it).

[@luimu]

Google your problem, if nothing relevant shows up rephrase the question. If nothing comes up make your question more broad and try to understand the problem and how it applies into your system. Usually if you are running ubuntu you can just copy paste the commands from askubuntu just like ctt did here, just don't run commands which you don't understand what they do.

[@kuhluhOG]

@@luimu I know that, I spoke for a person who is new to these things (although to be fair, it may not be phrased the best, but well, I was a bit tired while writing it). But it should really be said in video instead of a comment.

[@hectorramirez34]

Do Solus next!

[@bethelgues3918]

^ I think L. Mint is cinnamon is ready as of the latest iteration. I came back with 1048576 double the minimum... but it might be because my computer is new and powerful.

[@Jean-uw4tz]

You need to restart so e-sync will make effect Is an old video but i just thought to point it out anyway

[@The2808erik]

Isn't POP OS or Manjaro better suited for gaming ?

[@The2808erik]

@@herbertsoto Which is the most stable ?

[@MichaelJHathaway]

@@The2808erik Mint is most stable.

[@MSteamCSM]

This liquorix kernel lags like hell on vanilla debian. Even with fresh install. But it supports more hardware, that is true =)

[@MichaelJHathaway]

It does not lag on LMDE 4 at all. I wonder if it has something to do with proprietary drivers.

[@agolinux6316]

@MSteamCSM, I personally use the Xanmod Kernel for vanilla Debian which it perform very well, better than Liquorix IMO.

[@twistfire74]

does this still stand up for 2023?

[@mulljacob]

Why does enabling more files being open make games faster? Just thinking aloud..

[@lperkins2]

On *nix systems, *everything* is a "file". Files (obviously), devices, network sockets, unix sockets, usb devices, and pipes all use the same underlying file APIs. Many windows games use extensive locks to coordinate multiple threads, due to the way Wine implements these locks and threads, acquiring a lock requires several context switches between the wine server (windows kernel stand-in) and the running program. There is a new locking system which uses pipes or unix sockets (to acquire a lock, write to the pipe, then read from it, when the read succeeds, you own the lock) instead of the old locking system. This significantly improves performance in multi threaded games, especially on Intel platforms where context switching using the spectre mitigations are *expensive*. Only problem is each "lock" is also an open "file", hence hitting the limit of 4096 very quickly. 4096 was set as the limit back in the 90s, when the kernel memory needed to track that many files was significant (memory measured in 10s of MB, not 10s of GB). No real reason not to up it on a modern system.

[@catgarcia2238]

i keep going back to linux mint. its was my first linux distro and im prretty it will be the last one i use.

[@DarkKokoro84]

Can i use the 19.x Wine dependencies on Mint 20?

[@t4ky0n]

Did you figure it out? i have the same question

[@dedsec0039]

If you are someone who uses virtual machines by downloading the liq kernel vms will have a problem with this kernel

[@elpelu123]

Holi molly, how many games do you have lol!

[@ZabWolff]

Hi, Chris I tried to play AoE II DE online with Steam (I had Linux Mint). Every time that I begin a game, after 5 seconds the system pop ups a message: "synchronization error" and return to main page. I couldn't find a solution, so I got back to Win10, sadly.

[@MichaelJHathaway]

Did you use the sync report tool in game? What did the sync log file in your Aoe game folder report?

[@ZabWolff]

@@MichaelJHathaway i didn't, Michael. In fact, I didn't understand much of everything. I googled it and I found a solution that involved checking the local files with the steam settings. I did it but with no result. How can I see everything you say? Thanks in advance.

[@isabellaluiza5923]

Follow this: www.reddit.com/r/aoe2/comments/dwuplr/how_to_run_age_of_empires_2_definitive_edition_on/ If done correctly your desync issue should be fixed! A bit of a pain but hey, it works.

[@myd0gr3x]

C&C Renegade?

[@krupertshmurdock9904]

the good old trustworthy 1234 password i love it

[@gaming-zombie1392]

Can't wait to Gaming on Linux....

[@seansollars70]

City of Heroes can be played using PlayOnLinux only

[@dtpicsse]

What what flavour of Mint are you using?

[@kenshin7440]

If possible to do a video like dat using Debian

[@mulljacob]

I haven't tried playing a game but updating the kernel to 5.6 gives a better monero cpu mining hashrate. :) Thumbs up for that alone.

[@digitalsparky]

PimpMyNix coming soon... :P

[@spockthelight]

I'm so pissed right row, this broke my system! I don't have a task bar, my second monitor is not working and it keeps telling me I don't have a video driver.

[@Zombehmoviez]

There are two types of people in this world. Those who back up, and those who will.

[@michaellk2254]

I've been using LM for the past year as my daily driver for everything. And after some use I can say that I don't like it very much. I've had a lot of touchpad, wifi, random heavy cpu usage, and some other weird behavior.

[@Masda.X]

Mint is the shittiest distro I have ever used.

[@TheDetroitSlayer]

Seems like anything you want to do in Linux is a lot of work.