This entire conversation stems from me pointing out there already is a linux native alternative that functions much better.

I am not making the perfect the enemy of the good.

That really only makes sense as a framing of an issue where there is ... one big, semi-permanent choice or policy or something that will affect a whole lot of people.

This isn't that, this is picking between two free alternatives.

It isn't that its not good enough because Nexus is not an underdog.

Its that its not good enough because its not good enough.

I look forward to the Nexus Manager getting better over time, I hope that it does!

But at the current moment, it isn't so great as a native linux app.