I used to have a problem like this, but it was specific to virtual machines, IDK if it's related.

I suppose in the case where I'm using Google Play with a Google account, the most likely thing is that I'll be able to update without a problem because my account is in the country where the app is located, just that it's using the servers in the country where I live.

In the case of the Aurora store of APKMirror, well, I'm fucked, I guess the only think that I can do is use the website of my bank, that I suppose this will be the case in many banks, the interface and the overall experience is worse than that of the app.

To be honest, is just a shit that many, not to say all banking apps depend specifically on Google to work, it would not be a surprise to me that if I try to install my banking app extracting the APK for myself and then installing it on a deGoogled phone, the app will tell me that it requires Google to work or something like that.

That's a good point, although I guess Linux programs seem generally like "hacker programs", so I could rephrase my question and say "Do you think using Linux makes you look like a hacker?"

After reading your comment, I downloaded JPP7 and I had the same problem you had but I managed to fix it, although at the beginning the game didn't open even though everything seemed to be fine.

You can skip the steps you see unnecessary, but I will explain from 0 to make it easier to understand, and I want to clarify, $USER means "Your username", so if in your Steam Deck your user name is Kinein, $USER should be "kinein":

First open Bottles and create a Bottle type "Gaming" and let it be created.

Now, open Dolphin (KDE Neon's default file manager, the Steam Deck's DE) and make the hidden files show up.

Now, go to Downloads/ (Or wherever you have the game files) and go and copy the entire unzipped game directory.

Now, go to this exact path /home/$USER/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles/bottles.

Here are the prefixes of Bottles, if when you created the Bottle in step 1 you named it "Jack-Box", you must access the directory with the same name.

Once inside the directory, go to /drive_c/Program Files and create a directory called "Games" (or whatever you want) and now paste the game files. Finally, copy or write down the complete path where the "Games" directory is.

Now, open Bottles and go into the Bottle you just created and click on "Run executable". At this point if you copied the path, simply paste it in the navigation bar or write it down or if you remember the path you can go directory by directory, because you need to get to where the game executable is.

Once in the "Games" directory, enter and open the directory where the JPP7 files are. You must click on the "X" that appears in the Dolphin filter at the bottom, otherwise you will only be shown directories.

Now, you can see all the files of the game, look for the executable called "The Jackbox Party Pack 7.exe" and click on "Run" and enjoy!

If you have any problem or I didn't explain well, don't hesitate to ask.

Does the video have anything to do with the way of playing MMORPGs (I mean, you need to play with unknown people to advance in the game)? I can't see it right now, but I've played enough FFXIV to notice that people who have anonymity behave very differently.

Ops, it's $2000 although I could lengthen it a bit if necessary.

Same, and I can't even see the prices without signing up.

That's an interesting point of view and I will take it into account, but why not use my new Google account in Aurora?

It looks great! I love when the websites give you the link of their RSS in your face. I know that many sites is simply add "/rss" or "/feed" at the end of their URL but it seems to me that it have become a trend that the websites hide their feed url.

I just tried it and I love it, I have absolutely nothing against the other recommended games but I'm more player Battlefield-type FPS and this is just awesome, thank you!

I didn't mean to make it sound bad, although now that I read it again it sounds bad.

With "archaic" I wanted to refer to the fact that it is not necessarily the most efficient in my opinion, because for example in the case of Nextcloud, to synchronize my Keepass directory with a directory on my phone I need an external app called FolderSync and there is no "Synchronize when detecting changes" option, every time I make a change I must manually synchronize or wait for a scheduled synchronization to take place, and it is not exactly the most efficient, unlike with Bitwarden/Vaultwarden because synchronization is immediate.

And I know that in KeepassDX for example I can directly access my database and load it from there, but every time I make a single change when entering Keepass it says that "I lost connection to the file" (Something like that) and I have to go manually and choose the file again, I would prefer to have my passwords always in sync.

It was literally taken down just on two hours?