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xavier666
I too am raw-dogging my Linux install
It depends on your usecase. We need more detail regarding what application (gui/cui/open source/proprietary/custom) you are trying to use
- Check if the application you want to use exists as snap/flatpak/appimage.
- If it exists, install the application as per their standard operating mechansim
- Once used, just remove them. Your original system libs are untouched
If the application doesn't exist in those platforms, it's a different story. You might need to use distrobox or docker. Don't use nix because it's overkill for what you want to do.
I like your description of yt-dlp
The meltdown that happened in Chernobyl happened because of mismanagement. Yes, there were design flaws in the system, but lots of rules had to be broken before the design flaws were triggered.
You usually don't need to download drivers in Linux, unless you want to use some really special hardware
Barring Gamefreaks games, most of the popular racing games do not support Linux well. Forza 4/5, Asseto Corsa, iRacing, Crew.
Proton uses Wine along with many other technologies
Fat Nuts Freddy
Just the name I expect from a Eve lore lord
approximately 99.9% of the human race is dead
CEO: Damn, should have used a better prompt
"we have tried nothing and we are out of ideas"
Old software - Do an annual release but make that release as bug-free as possible
New software using CI/CD - Push software updates as fast as possible to show high productivity. Bugs? We will get them in the "next" update.