You Can’t Stop The Signal
No problem! What I will say is its (almost) always better to install things through terminal, either pacman or yay if you want to use the AUR, and when you dual boot please use two separate drives. Windows has a nasty habit of destroying your Linux boot if they share the same physical drive.
I can. At first glance this post has nothing of useful information. Simply two brands and “is it secure”. No explanation of what they are, what secure means in this context, nothing. You don’t even say what the products do or what you would use them for. For all I know it could be a paper weight. And I’m certainly not going to click on a random link.
You’ve now provided some context within the comments. You should think about adding it to the main post.
As for advice, have you looked into HA to see if they have integrations?
My experience with Ubuntu desktop has always been a real poor one but I realize other people like it. I’d go with cachy or endevourOS personally. My wife has probably less technical skill than you do and I’ve had her on endevourOS for nearly a year at this point. All she does is YouTube and gaming and it all runs near flawlessly. I also have both our systems dual booted but I also can’t remember the last time I booted into windows for either machine.
Ah gotcha.
Are you trying to install it through the software store or through the terminal? If terminal you need to set up yay which is A few simple commands. You can find the github or there’s a ton of YouTube videos. If you’re trying to install it through the software store, well I’ve literally never installed anything through the software store on a single Linux machine I’ve ever owned so I dunno how to help with that lol.
I would highly recommend getting familiar with yay and pacman, which are the package managers for arch and an air helper respectively. The AUR is a community built repo for tons and tons of software. You do need a bit of caution installing from it as it is community run and not vetted by ARCH itself but its the same as if you were installing stuff through github. On LDME do you use APT at all in the terminal?