>update linux>stuck at grub>games stolen
I hope you made a rescue disc or USB
>>683751840rip
>>683751840>keeping your games on the same drive as your osNGMI
>why yes i use linux how could you tell
>>683751840>update linux
>>683751840You deleted your Steam account and/or broke the discs after installing them? Anyway, I install every update Mint pushes out and that never happened to me. Maybe try a stable distro.>but I need le bleeding edge updates because ... I just do!Then enjoy being a beta tester. Simple as.
>>683751840Works on my machine
>>683755969for real it's a good idea to make a separate partition for your gamesalso gomen OP. i had this happen to me. needed to revert updates via my package manager and cache. wasting a day on this shit is the worst
>>683751840>still using GRUB
>>683751840>Grub >in 2024Use systemd-boot
>>683761689i finally switched to linux this year and i like it when i look up how to do something in the bootloader and i get a bunch of information that isn't relevant because i'm on systemd and not grubthe nerds at linux should do better
>>683762090>i like it when i look up how to do something in the bootloaderLike what? You only need bootloader tinkering for kernel parameter (nvidia) but those are almost entirely universal and there are even other ways to do so. Arch wiki is pretty straight forward imo
>>683751840>add single to boot command>fix problem>reboot
>>683761689not OP, but I still use grub because I obtained an ungodly amount of knowledge on it due to having to setup a remote kernel swapping and debugging solution during the pandemic for work