No. As I wrote, since this is my main laptop, I didn't do anything. I don't know anything about snap nor snapd. I had no 'intention'.
I do a
apt update && apt upgrade && snap refresh
(One after the other!) on a daily base. That's all.
grep "remove " /var/log/dpkg.log
shows nothing. The file was started on July 1st.
My mistake, eventually, to fail to make clear that I did not want install/reinstall chromium; and I issued only one single additional command: the one given by ricsipontaz in https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/snap-problem-on-ubuntu-20-10-21-04-dev/21512/7
on how to solve this problem.
I did not have to reinstall the apps, contrary to him.
No. As I wrote, since this is my main laptop, I didn't do anything. I don't know anything about snap nor snapd. I had no 'intention'.
I do a
apt update && apt upgrade && snap refresh
(One after the other!) on a daily base. That's all.
grep "remove " /var/log/dpkg.log
shows nothing. The file was started on July 1st.
My mistake, eventually, to fail to make clear that I did not want install/reinstall chromium; and I issued only one single additional command: the one given by ricsipontaz in /forum. snapcraft. io/t/snap- problem- on-ubuntu- 20-10-21- 04-dev/ 21512/7
https:/
on how to solve this problem.
I did not have to reinstall the apps, contrary to him.