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Subject: Re: Thinking about using Alpine edge on my desktop, how stable is
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> I've not tried, but as I understand it musl is not great for video 
> games (or at
> least the modern proprietary ones, maybe the more fossy ones work 
> better?), so
> it's maybe not for people who want to play games on their PC.

Just to add to this, Flatpak is still a good option for compatibility 
with proprietary glibc-only games on Alpine, for example using Lutris or 
Steam from Flathub. I've also had success running games in Incus (lxc) 
containers, though that's not as easy to set up.