Closed issue by Cons-Cat on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/34022

Description:
https://developer.nvidia.com/nsight-graphics

This is a weird one, and I'd be willing to try a pull request to help with it. I've already gotten this app to work on my Void Linux machine, so it is usable today. But Nsight Graphics is unusual because:

A) Ideally, legacy versions would be packaged because Nvidia removes this tool's ability to profile GPU architectures as soon as they release a new architecture for their products. For instance, Pascal GPUs cannot be used for any version of Nsight Graphics beyond 2021.1, even though Pascal GPUs are still sold and are very common. I don't know how far back you need to go for Maxwell architecture support.

B) It provides an installer interface that generates a complicated directory rather than providing a simple tarball and listing out the shared object libraries you need.

I'm not sure what the protocol in Void is for handling apps that need multiple versions packaged in parity, or ones that have complicated set up. I'd appreciate some advice on how I could proceed with a pull request for this, as it is a popular and important application for graphics programming.