I have never had to do anything more than sudo apt install nvidia-driver, even with wacky setups such as:
EDIT: debian btw
Having done this myself, multiple times (I write a lot of graphics code and like being able to test stuff on AMD, Nvidia and Intel GPUs on multiple operating systems without having to switch physical machines), it’s a huge hassle and frankly if you just need a Windows machine to play games on occasionally a dual boot setup is way more convenient, not to mention less buggy.
They are bland and flavorless but I cannot stop eating them, send help
sudo apt install hollywood
no seriously install hollywood and run it it’s hilarious
There is no reason that you couldn’t, for instance, bind-mount the host’s nvidia drivers into the container namespace when launching the flatpak. Would avoid having to download the driver again, and reduce runtime memory pressure since the driver code pages would be shared between everything again.
There is nothing nuclear about microwaves.