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  • There was an official flatpak and fedora repackaged it into their own flatpak repo “poorly” which OBS did not like, because there where issues that OBS team could not resolve like this

    Edit: fact check correction

    Source: https://news.itsfoss.com/obs-studio-fedora-feud/

  • You could install an alternative kernel and install that, but this would most likely fuck your mint install since it is built for that specific major kernel version eg. You only get x.xx.->yy<- updates, rest needs major mint upgrade which they release “late” compared to rolling distros like openSuse Tumbleweed.

    Maybe there is an up to date out of tree version of the kernel from lwfinger that you can install, which dongle did you get?

    https://github.com/lwfinger

    The problems you encounter exist, because of the popular chicken and egg problem, where chip designer ignore linux due to user base and user base is small because of not same chip support as proprietary OSs.

  • Imagine, if you had kernel 6.13 (instead of kernel 6.1) you could have just used that dongle..

    Edit: 6.8, not 6.1

    Mint is u ubuntu based is debian based that uses old kernels.

    I think old kernel are fine in server and embedded devices, but not on user desktop.

    So I don’t recommend debian based