Will do, thanks!

Thank you for your answer. I just remembered I made some Timeshift backups before I tried to switch drivers. If I rollback to the backup will my keys be “overwritten” and I’ll be able to try to switch drivers again with no consequences?

Thanks for your answer. I just remembered I made some Timeshift backups before I tried to change the drivers. If I rollback to the backups will I be able to try again without any consequences?

Thank you for your response! So I can select Continue boot, install Mint and then reenable Secure Boot after I’m done installing?

Thanks for the explanation! I disabled Secure Boot, though, so how did this still happen?

Very informative, thanks!

Thanks for the answer! From the other answers I got in this thread it seems it’ll be safe to turn off Secure Boot, so I guess I’ll do that and try to boot again.

I did select to wipe the whole drive and install. And I wish I could install it with Secure Boot enabled but it seems thr only solution is to disable it.

This was very informative, thank you! One more question: what are the differences between Mint Cinnamon and Mint Xfce?

Probably gonna go with regular Mint, then. Thank you!

It did, thank you very much!

I was thinking about using something Debian-based since I love how reliable it is, though it seems I’ll be better off installing regular Linux Mint.

Very informative, thank you! I’m a total newbie when it comes to Linux so there’s a lot of things I don’t get. Are there any drawbacks to using LMDE with NVIDIA compared to using regular Mint? Will this also work on an integrated, less powerful graphics card?

He’s right, though. I can’t think of a metal more versatile than aluminium

And it’s always awkward to explain I’m also joking. Most times I just pretend I’m being serious just to save myself the hassle of explaining I was actually continuing the joke

If I get off my computer for an hour and come back I’m already unable to recognize my code lol