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Use the software manager to install flatpaks. Flatpaks will be newer and run in there own environments.
I would personally run Windows in KVM (virtualization) as it will run with good performance and be isolated so it can't blowup your system.
Any disadvantages to just virtualising Windows?
It will be virtualized and you probably will be unable to play games in Windows
Noted, thanks