truckersmp-cli VS Blender-Launcher

i was trying to install truckersmp on linux and i saw quite a few people recommending truckersmp-cli, it's asking me my steam password and steam guard code and i was wondering if i could trust it

The link for the program: https://github.com/truckersmp-cli/truckersmp-cli

I play euro truck simulator 2, using truckersmp-cli (https://github.com/truckersmp-cli/truckersmp-cli). In a provided example of a config file, it says that it can start with a popular overwolf overlay called Trucky, however I can't seem to get it to work. I am not sure if it is because I am linking to the trucky installer, rather than the executable that runs the program, but it won't install anyway running it with wine. I don't know if overwolf overlays can work, but I hope someone here can help me out. Thanks

There's also truckersmp-cli, which provides a way to use TruckersMP in Proton. I've been using it for a while, works pretty good.

This isn't explicitly necessary to do it, but it helps out a LOT: https://github.com/truckersmp-cli/truckersmp-cli

It has multiplayer with a mod: https://github.com/lhark/truckersmp-cli

I've gotten TruckersMP working on Ubuntu before using this, https://github.com/lhark/truckersmp-cli

What like Blender launcher ?

Specifically for Blender I use Blender Launcher to stay up to date.

Probably it is because they would need to depend on proprietary bits for Optix. I recommend using Blender’s official binaries, as they just work and they are not outdated, while Fedora’s package is. Blender Launcher makes it easy to manage multiple Blender versions.

Or you can use blender launcher. https://github.com/DotBow/Blender-Launcher

You can have multiple versions of Blender installed as long as they're in different directories. I recommend using a free tool called Blender Launcher to help manage the different versions. It's incredibly helpful.