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Happy to hear you enjoyed it and feel free to adjust it as you like. Your variation also sounds delicious. Maybe i try it next time.

Potato-Pea Mash (Kartoffel-Erbsen-Durcheinander)

Preparation time: 35 minutes

Ingredients:

• 800 g floury potatoes
• 1 onion
• 2 tbsp olive oil
• 700 ml vegetable broth
• 400 g frozen peas
• Salt
• Tarragon
• Olive oil (for drizzling)

Instructions:

1. Peel the potatoes and cut them into small cubes. Peel and dice the onion.
2. Heat the oil in a pot with 2 tbsp of water, sauté the onions and potatoes, then deglaze with vegetable broth.
3. Cover and simmer for 15 minutes.
4. Add the peas and cook uncovered for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
5. Drain the cooking liquid and reserve it.
6. Coarsely mash the potatoes and peas, adding some of the cooking liquid if needed for a creamy texture.
7. Season with salt and tarragon, and drizzle with olive oil.

That helped a lot, thank you.

Reading this while eating potato pea purée. I am doing my part!

Thanks for the explanation. So it works similar to the system partition on windows. I somehow struggle a little to understand the role of distribution. When researching how to install Linux, it seemed like an important choice with lots of differences between the various distributions. Some are based on arch, some fedora or ubuntu. It seems like all need different types of packages to install software. And so on. A little ironic, that this is less a problem when running Windows executables through a compatibility layer like wine.

Thanks for the detailed reply. I will try to follow your advice the next time, I run into problems.

I thought it might be a bigger problem with mint, because eldenring is not a new game and i also found posts of people running it on Linux without any problems about 3 years ago. So I figured it should run well with the state of the art version of things without having to update to any special new versions.

You mentioned distro swapping. So far I deleted all partition when installing a new distribution. (Happened only once, and i did not setup a lot before the new install) Can i just switch the distro without having to redownload every game as long as i do have them on another partition or are they kind of dependent on the used distribution?

I am relatively new to Linux and first tried to go with Linux Mint, because it was advertised as user friendly and good all around. But games, especially eldenring, did not run well and with a lot of stutter. I was kind of disappointed and switched to nobara. Now i am really happy with the experience, everything runs perfectly and without much problems.

Any idea what could cause this, if evey distro is the same? As far as I could tell, I updated everything on mint to the latest available version and the GPU (7900 gre) was also correctly identified. Would be interesting what i could have changed to make it work.

I feel, this will age like milk.

Same for me. In the moment I left the starting dungeon I lost all interest in exploring the world. Tried it 3 times over the years and never progressed further. I am wondering if the remake might be different and worth another try... I heard so much good about oblivion that I really see me enjoying it.

None of them. That's why he is now trying to build robots...

I don't know much about in-game purchases, but as long as i can remember, it was possible to register cd keys from other stores or even the keys from hard copys of games. To me this looks like a totally different thing than what was going on with ios and android. Also a little wild for epic to complain about locking out competition when i am still waiting to purchase Allan wake 2 on any other store than epic....