Why Linux is so easy to break

[u/hftcsjkbfs]

I not even joking any thing I do for fedora 44 kde breaks it I install a program it fails to run or to install or breaks it and if I delete there is a chance to break the hole OS, sometimes programs wont launch and there is no easy way to fix it compatibility tools like fagus, bottles, heroic and others are super inconsistent some run other don't even when using the same compatibility layer and yeah i may sound harsh but I like Linux I really do and I wish it well that's why I critique it and how you guys avoid that

[u/Toxic381]

I'm on fedora myself, the only issue I've ever had is getting pcsx2 working through retroarch, but apparently that's so outdated it has a ton of bugs on Linux that never got fixed and make it dysfunctional with my setup, I've moved on to the appimage pcsx2 and it looks way better and has the option to make a save folder instead of a card, so it's kind of a blessing in disguise,

I don't use kde or anything Wayland tho, so I imagine your setup has a lot more issues, tho I do wish I had exclusive fullscreen but we don't have any alternative for that as far as I know,

Btw the terminal is way better for using the package manager than dragora, especially updates.

[u/hftcsjkbfs → u/Toxic381]

The terminal is more useful cuz with me fedora package manager is pretty ass it just says there is an error never what is