Ask HN: Fully Functional Xilinx Vivado on Arch Linux?

Currently I have a separate Ubuntu partition just for Vivado and it would be really convenient if I could use it with my main distro, Arch Linux.

I think that installing it directly on Arch would not be very wise from a stability point of view (and it requires some intervention to even install anyway), so I tried creating a systemd-nspawn container with Ubuntu in it. I could launch the Vivado GUI and generate a bitstream for a project easily this way (thank you, ArchWiki), but the hardware server would not recognize the board plugged in via USB. This was a few months ago but now I want to use Vivado again and a lot.

Ideally I would like some advice on getting Vivado to properly interact with hardware from inside the container, if possible, but any advice on how people deal with Vivado's tight OS requirements (besides sucking it up) would be appreciated.