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Just did a fresh install of 21.04 in a VM and was able to confirm that things are currently fixed. That being said, my proposed addendums to the error message would IMHO still be an improvement.
For my mouse (Corsair Scimitar Elite) I use ckb-next, and for my other mouse (Steelseries Rival 700) there is rivalcfg which works on a lot of steelseries mice. I do think there is something for Razer mice and keyboards as well.
QMK is in almost every way more powerful than the Steelseries, Corsair, Razer firmware. However it is harder to configure if you want all of the options. (QMK Configurator and QMK)
For my mouse (Corsair Scimitar Elite) I use ckb-next, and for my other mouse (Steelseries Rival 700) there is rivalcfg which works on a lot of steelseries mice. I do think there is something for Razer mice and keyboards as well.
QMK is in almost every way more powerful than the Steelseries, Corsair, Razer firmware. However it is harder to configure if you want all of the options. (QMK Configurator and QMK)
Looks like there is an open issue from 9 days ago for it on the github. I just watched the video on floatplane and it looks like the exact issue that Linus had where it just nuked his entire desktop environment. Searching around for it looks like a few people have also had this issue.
A way to avoid such issues in the future would be to change the error delivered by Pop Shop to tell the user to "Install all available updates and try again. If you still encounter this error, go to https://support.system76.com/" or something similar.
Having to install wireless driver from a separate github repo which led me to find this nice page:morrownr/USB-Wifi. I wouldn't expect a common user to have done this kind of research and even on that page there is a disclaimer because things can be touchy.