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<blockquote data-quote="Freki123" data-source="post: 866689" data-attributes="member: 11229">From memory since it was longer ago (Not sure if Linux Mint or Ubunto):When I used it on a laptop connected to a tv via hdmi it often forgot that the sound should go to the tv or the mouse sensitivity was waaaayy off. I had to search forums to change a ini or whatever. I changed the audio output and after 3 reboots it kept resetting and so on. And dont get me started when I switched keyboardlayout after install and using diskencryption. It was like installing with us keyboard settings giving a password and after changing to other keyboard setting I couldn&#039;t log on. When I see the chosen password while installing und its like &quot;GJ%/(69&quot; I would expect I should be able to retype it with any other standard layout without problems.Tldr: If used on a normal pc it is good but atleast I found a few ways to realy hate it as a novice linux user and had to search the internet for what went wrong....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Freki123, post: 866689, member: 11229"] From memory since it was longer ago (Not sure if Linux Mint or Ubunto): When I used it on a laptop connected to a tv via hdmi it often forgot that the sound should go to the tv or the mouse sensitivity was waaaayy off. I had to search forums to change a ini or whatever. I changed the audio output and after 3 reboots it kept resetting and so on. And dont get me started when I switched keyboardlayout after install and using diskencryption. It was like installing with us keyboard settings giving a password and after changing to other keyboard setting I couldn't log on. When I see the chosen password while installing und its like "GJ%/(69" I would expect I should be able to retype it with any other standard layout without problems. Tldr: If used on a normal pc it is good but atleast I found a few ways to realy hate it as a novice linux user and had to search the internet for what went wrong.... [/QUOTE]

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