Yeah I did that and it did not solve anything. I think the conclusion I made is ...

BSDobelix · 2024-03-05T09:11:09 1709629869

>Newer image could solve some issues, but not all.

I am happy that you found a less problematic os...sorry kernel then. And who need's the bedrock edition anyway ;)

Oh and btw have a look at minetest:

https://www.minetest.net/

lostmsu · 2024-03-05T15:03:46 1709651026

I mean if you start with Ubuntu LTS 18.04 and try to update it to 22.04, you will be in for a ride, especially on real hardware.

renegat0x0 · 2024-03-05T15:44:55 1709653495

Well I also thought about it. However there is a difference. When I download Linux i know if it is outdated. I see date, i see version.

With windows, when I entered download site I did not know if it is missing anything, or not.

I installed windows 10 ISO, how should I know how outdated it is.

As Linux minut user I had no update problems whatever, even going from older releases. It did not take me 2 days.

lostmsu · 2024-03-05T19:29:13 1709666953

You can easily check Windows version by looking at the properties of setup.exe. The command prompt you can invoke during installation also shows it. And I bet it shows up during setup as well.