Usually distros will offer a single version on their repo, but Blender is best used with multiple (portable) versions. Of course if you’re just starting out, simply pick the latest version (5.2).
I had to stay on 3.6LTS for two years for film production, in parallel I did use more recent versions for various side projects.
You can also have different user settings for each version so I really advise using the good ol tarball.
Just use your package manager. No need for this zip file nonsense.
That’s what big package manager wants you to think‽
…where can I find this big package manager? For a friend…
Hi there, I’m honurash’s friend! Looking to hire a full time manager for my big package as it has become too cumbersome and time consuming as of late.
Usually distros will offer a single version on their repo, but Blender is best used with multiple (portable) versions. Of course if you’re just starting out, simply pick the latest version (5.2).
I had to stay on 3.6LTS for two years for film production, in parallel I did use more recent versions for various side projects.
You can also have different user settings for each version so I really advise using the good ol tarball.
Fair.