Flatpaks are the preferred option followed by the Fedora toolbox container. Then you can make a distrobox container if what you want can't be satisfied by the first two. You can also layer packages with rpm-ostree but this should only be as a last resort.
There is a bit of a learning curve with regards to how you should approach package installs, but once you learn it and get comfortable with the container options it's pretty smooth sailing.
Wanted to try out wayland and fedora was recommended as the best experience for that during those years. Discovered the most polished, stable and smooth Linux experience I'd had to date. Mostly used ubuntu distros and arch before. Never looked back. Upgraded to Silverblue to try out the future of linux. Haven't changed anything since. Been about 3 years now on Silverblue.
Restarting with everything plugged in usually fixes that for me.
Man this was always my favourite Beatles song. Imagine the smile on my face when the credits rolled.
This was my favorite movie of 2016. Probably in my top 5 animated movies of all time too.
https://github.com/rockerbacon/modorganizer2-linux-installer
I've used this for New Vegas. Instructions are on the page.
Excellent album. Tool fans, this one's for you.
Magnetic Rose is amazing man.
Yes. That would be it.
I haven't seen anyone mention it but The Man From Earth is fantastic. It's literally just about a guy saying goodbye to his friends and telling an unbelievable story. There aren't any flashbacks or visuals illustrating the story. Just him talking and their reactions but it's so well written that it really draws you in.
Granted it's not horror but more people should see this gem
Yea I also lived in China for 3 years while doing my masters and OP clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. Everywhere takes cards and cash in addition to the digital payments. And no service I used was digital only.
Edit: The only requirement I encountered was a local phone number. Not a smartphone.
It's basically a drop in replacement for dnf.
As simple as sudo rpm-ostree install vencord. Then you reboot and it's there. That's assuming it's already in the repos. If not, I'd recommend you look into distrobox. It allows you to install apps from any other distro in Silverblue. You can add them to your menu and have them behave as native apps.