The concept is fine, but implementation is quite obnoxious. You'll have crap in your mounts list, process list, home folder, etc. As a reward for putting up w

The concept is fine, but implementation is quite obnoxious. You'll have crap in your mounts list, process list, home folder, etc. As a reward for putting up with all that you'll have slower to start applications! PPA, flatpack, and even "make install" are much more polite when you need a newer version of something, with good performance. I recommend Mint these days. Easier than decluttering Ubuntu after every install.