I've got a mid-quality mp3 file which I've been working with, but I recently got access to a wav version of the same file, with identical timing but higher quality.
Is there any way to replace the source of the clip so that I'm using the new one? I've done a lot of editing and the difference is noticeable, so it'd be nice if I could just replace A with B wherever I've put it.
I've been using 22.04 for years without issue and I love it. A few months ago I upgraded my desktop to 24.04 and it's been nothing but a headache because of how poorly integrated GNOME is with the Cosmic extensions I've come to love (and no I won't use COSMIC-DE, that's only been a nightmare for me.)
My big issue is I keep needing to use software on my laptop with GLIBC-2.38, and Pop!22 only has GLIBC-2.35. Is there any way to upgrade the "core" of the OS without changing all the installed apps and removing the DE that works perfectly fine? Or do I need to deal with the issues or otherwise swap distros entirely (which would be a headache, but I might have more control if I swapped to Arch or something)
Honestly I just want to keep my existing GNOME setup without the janky version that I have to use on 24.04. Is this possible? Or is it not something that can be done.