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The problem was that the grubx64.efi that comes with Ubuntu 19.10 has different hard-coded defaults than the one that comes with Mint 19. Mint 19 uses Ubuntu 18.04's.
I believe @C0rn3j also had trouble with re-testing Mint because Tunic left some files behind from the Ubuntu 19.10 install attempt.
Sometime in the next few weeks I'll change to a consistent version of grub for the iso boot and ignore whatever comes with an iso.
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mikeslattery commentedon Feb 4, 2020
Thanks for the report. I'll take a look in a few hours when I get home from work.
Would you mind trying Mint Cinnamon 19.3 and see if that works?
C0rn3j commentedon Feb 4, 2020
Same thing with Mint.
mikeslattery commentedon Feb 5, 2020
This "fix" broke other distros.
mikeslattery commentedon Feb 7, 2020
The problem was that the grubx64.efi that comes with Ubuntu 19.10 has different hard-coded defaults than the one that comes with Mint 19. Mint 19 uses Ubuntu 18.04's.
I believe @C0rn3j also had trouble with re-testing Mint because Tunic left some files behind from the Ubuntu 19.10 install attempt.
Sometime in the next few weeks I'll change to a consistent version of grub for the iso boot and ignore whatever comes with an iso.
C0rn3j commentedon Feb 7, 2020
I still have the same issue with both 19.10 and Mint with the 0.2.1 release.
#2 * Grub: always overwrite
fixes #2 - Grub for Windows, instead of from iso.