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This is an edge usecase where this happens, I can give an example: 1. User sets that default-flatpaks uninstalls "Telegram" `system` flatpak. Default-flatpak does that job successfully. 2. Afterwards, he installs "Telegram" as `user` flatpak 3. False notification will appear on boot that "Telegram" `system` flatpak is uninstalled (reminder that "Telegram" is already uninstalled successfully in step 1). I found out that you can set `--user` & `--system` flag when issuing flatpak column list of applications. This change solves the problem. |
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| flatpaksync | ||
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| ublue-nix-install | ||
| ublue-nix-uninstall | ||
| user-flatpak-setup | ||