You can roll back if you have the older version on disk if you didn’t install newer dependencies that make them incompatible with your system

I have this issue with sysd manager, the characters are all boxes in the latest flatpak

Nix installs the deps separately if they are different versions and lets you install any version, even some ancient one

Never used it, but I’m fairly sure you can’t have conflicting dependencies with pacman. If package A requires a new dependency version and package B requires an older one you can’t have both installed

Uninstall uninstalls the package. I want to use an older working version

Sometimes I just want to roll back one piece of software. Try doing that with flatpak

You need them like you need fire extinguishers

My Ubuntu LTS upgrade failed. Would have killed for a rollback

Nix, yes, because it has rollbacks

That’s the point, distortion sounds good sometimes. You’re not going to hear golden cables

Yes, you need it then. Random guy on the internet doesn’t need high impedance

There are replaceable battery wireless headphones

Do not listen to audiophiles. Distortion and frequency response are the only things people can AB test reliably about sound quality.

It’s not the range, it’s the actual frequency response. See: Harman curve

Why do you want high ohms?

It depends on whether you believe forensics can recover the data when handed over. So make it a setting

Here’s how you install Gnome in nixos

services.desktopManager.gnome.enable = true;

Here’s how you also install gdm

services.displayManager.gdm.enable = true;

It’s about remembering that you did. I have no idea what changes I’ve made to my ancient Ubuntu box so if an upgrade borks my system again I’m SOL

Also, a Nix upgrade won’t break your system, unlike Ubuntu

Then it should delete the data while loading a dummy profile

That doesn’t mean things can’t get better. Rust is a step in the right direction

I run my steam deck in desktop mode

Yes, but it has to make up details to do that because it gets a lower resolution image, or for frame gen it gets two frames it needs to interpolate

I don’t have one of those, but I have an HD 5000 series and it can run esports titles at 60 FPS on my old desktop. These old cards can often outperform the weak iGPUs of desktop processors in light gaming still

I usually move the whole game folder elsewhere, delete the prefix, then start a new one and drag it back in. When I install the game launcher it detects the game on the drive.