>And the Pop!_Shop will take over from there. From installing my vpn app to games from gog I find I have to go to the terminal for a good percentage of my inst

>And the Pop!_Shop will take over from there. From installing my vpn app to games from gog I find I have to go to the terminal for a good percentage of my installations. Even with simple utilities though, I find that the app store is FULL of garbage. Why are there multiple VLC entries in the store published by people other than VideoLAN? There is a Gog galaxy client published by a random developer that is just a wine wrapper of the windows client (and also doesn't work). This is not a good experience and I don't think the average user is ready for that sort of thing. > I can get 90%+ of my titles running this way. I'll agree that a majority can come from the app store (for me its probably more like 70%) but it needs to be way higher imo to be ready for the average user. Along similar lines I am currently having an issue with my ubuntu 20 install where i have to change the audio device every time I boot my computer, there doesn't seem to be a way to set the default device -again- without popping into terminal. It is frustrating to deal with all these idiosyncrasies which is why I prefer to work on MAC OS when I can.