My personal advice about fear get a second computer/virtual machine install Linux Mint on it, and there run any scripts you want and any commands you want. You will learn much faster this way without fearing you'll break your main computer.
It not exactly unwrap fault even if it would wrote in other way it still not work cause of wrong SQL request which spamming with results longer than expected to rust here was protecting from memory leak actually
Have ever tried to learn what exactly their scrips doing of their project please do ,the most worst part they hidding bummer that u are running not secure microcode .I like ideas behind fsf but their paradigm and what they trying to do is useless and not effective anymore we need something new with same ideas
There doesn't exist much hardware that has fully open firmware enitely on mass market. I'm not talking about GPUs and CPUs but even WiFi dongles . The FSF is pretty hypocritical in that they're okay with closed firmware which is built into devices themselves, but they're not okay with firmware that comes as a file. This is nonsense. Also, they forbid distros which give you the ability to install non-free software even if you require it for your work, forbidding even Electron and fonts which have non-free licenses. This is not possible to live with in the modern patent world. And btw blobs not exist anymore in linux code of torvalds repo it was sepearated long time ago
Android will never be a serious desktop operating system, and the reasons are pretty fundamental. You don't have admin rights by default, which means you can't truly control your own machine the way you can with any real desktop OS. Everything has to go through Java interfaces in the end, even when you try to use the NDK for native code. There's this constant layer of middleware sitting between you and what you actually want to do, adding overhead and limiting what's really possible.
Compare this to Linux, Windows, or macOS where applications can directly access system resources when needed. You can compile native code that runs at full speed without virtualization layers. You can modify system files, install kernel modules, and actually own your computing environment. Android treats you like a guest on your own device. But the real dealbreaker is the complete lack of proper driver support. Try plugging in a WiFi dongle, a professional scanner, a printer that isn't mainstream, or a racing wheel. You simply can't install drivers for custom devices the way you can on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Android's driver model is closed and locked to specific devices, not open to the kind of hardware ecosystem that desktop users have always relied on. On a real desktop OS, manufacturers can write drivers, users can compile them, and the community can support obscure hardware for decades. Android doesn't work that way and never will.
The whole architecture was designed for mobile consumption, not desktop creation. Professional software needs low-level system access and real performance without layers of abstraction getting in the way. Desktop OSes give you real file systems you can navigate freely, package managers or installers that put files where they need to go, and proper background processes. Android hides all of this behind its sandboxed app model.
People keep talking about Android on desktops, but bolting on some desktop features doesn't fix these fundamental architectural problems. It's a mobile OS, and that's what it will always be.
Webcamera also should not work btw, cause it need firmware which is not part of linux-firmware package also webcamera need color correction files ,I wrote 2 scripts which fix it,if u need webcamera let me know
I don't think mediatek provide any firmware for this wifi chip ,so better switch it to Intel WiFi adapter