BKGaming: Lol it's fine... I'm not to worried about it. If you could maybe ask someone how to get the libsdl2-2.0-0:i386 without breaking Mint I would appreciate it. Planned to play Mount and Blade today, but might not be now. xD
Do you know if Galaxy will handle this sort of stuff when a Linux build is released? I hope it does.
JudasIscariot: That library is listed on the gamecard and if it were the one that breaks Mint we'd hear about it and you wouldn't see it on the card :)
I think we both need to be careful what we are copying and pasting :)
The problem is libwayland-egl1-mesa:i386 is required for libsdl2-2.0-0:i386 and libwayland-egl1-mesa:i386 breaks Mint... so how do I get libsdl2-2.0-0:i386? Others have said it breaks Mint.
JudasIscariot: That library is listed on the gamecard and if it were the one that breaks Mint we'd hear about it and you wouldn't see it on the card :)
vv221: It shouldn’t have broken anything in the first place, and the command you gave would have been safe in a sane environment. Obviously something was already wrong with BKGaming setup and your commands just revealed it, they did not *cause* it.
I just installed Mint like 2 days ago... it's a clean install. I can assure it not my setup. Others have also reported this issue.
BKGaming: I would do this but I'm on a limited net, and I'm sure Cinnamon would be a bigger download. Plus I'm not sure what else was removed that shouldn't have been. A re-install would probably be a better option for me.
vv221: No problem with this, most of Cinnamon is probably still on your system and it is just the few missing parts that forbids it to run.
You can run the last commands given by Judas without downloading a bunch of stuff. Anyway, most of those packages should be in your package manager cache and will not be re-downloaded.
Once it’s done and you’re back in your original setup, I can help you to install your missing libs *without* killing your desktop environment.
But it will need an effort on your part: reading what apt-get tells you and *not* validating a command if it threatens to remove your desktop environment ;)
Probably but I just feel more comfortable with a clean install, as I said I just did it like 2 days ago... only missing like 300 MB of updates which I can do again in morning (I get unlimited usage in early morning hours).