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On Rocky Linux 8, I had to change GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT to "gfxterm", then it would pickup the GRUB_THEME value. My kid uses Grub all the time to reboot into Wi

On Rocky Linux 8, I had to change GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT to "gfxterm", then it would pickup the GRUB_THEME value. My kid uses Grub all the time to reboot into Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition, this will boggle his mind.

weberer 3y ago
>reboot into Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition And thus the "Extinguish" step is complete.
- ghqst 3y ago
  There are launchers on Flathub and Lutris for playing Bedrock Edition on Linux, but at the end of the day it was originally called Minecraft Windows 10 Edition.
- doublepg23 3y ago
  Noted open source application…Minecraft?
  - nix0n 3y ago
    Originally built on Java
  - circuit10 3y ago
    The Java Edition is almost shared source as they’ve intentionally made it easy to decompile
dm319 3y ago
My kids use the Linux bedrock launcher (unofficial). It's often a bit behind the latest release, but it runs much smoother than on Windows IMO. https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases/tag/v0.10.0-716 https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases...
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 3y ago
  The only thing I don't like is your render distance is drastically limited. Under Linux I can only set it to 12 (I believe), whereas in Windows I can go all the way out to 51 if I so choose (which is useful when looking for end cities).
  - lacksconfidence 3y ago
    Minecraft has made this a bit confusing, but there are two completely independent implementations of minecraft, the java edition and the bedrock edition. The poster above you was referring to the bedrock edition for linux. * The java edition has always had a fairly limited render distance, although recently they split render distance and simulation distance into separate options which allows for higher render distance than in the past. (There are also mods like bobby, but it wouldn't help you find end cities: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/bobby https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/bobby) * Bedrock edition, designed to be capable to run on mobiles, has the ability to run very high render distances on pc.

weberer 3y ago

>reboot into Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition And thus the "Extinguish" step is complete.

ghqst 3y ago
There are launchers on Flathub and Lutris for playing Bedrock Edition on Linux, but at the end of the day it was originally called Minecraft Windows 10 Edition.
doublepg23 3y ago
Noted open source application…Minecraft?
- nix0n 3y ago
  Originally built on Java
- circuit10 3y ago
  The Java Edition is almost shared source as they’ve intentionally made it easy to decompile

dm319 3y ago

My kids use the Linux bedrock launcher (unofficial). It's often a bit behind the latest release, but it runs much smoother than on Windows IMO. https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases/tag/v0.10.0-716 https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases...

kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 3y ago
The only thing I don't like is your render distance is drastically limited. Under Linux I can only set it to 12 (I believe), whereas in Windows I can go all the way out to 51 if I so choose (which is useful when looking for end cities).
- lacksconfidence 3y ago
  Minecraft has made this a bit confusing, but there are two completely independent implementations of minecraft, the java edition and the bedrock edition. The poster above you was referring to the bedrock edition for linux. * The java edition has always had a fairly limited render distance, although recently they split render distance and simulation distance into separate options which allows for higher render distance than in the past. (There are also mods like bobby, but it wouldn't help you find end cities: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/bobby https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/bobby) * Bedrock edition, designed to be capable to run on mobiles, has the ability to run very high render distances on pc.