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Hi,
I am having this strange issue where the flatpak would say that it is updated successfully, but the packages remain in the list of available updates.
The packages still works. And I have tried flatpak repair --user, to no success.
This propably due to the fact that I have to restore my home folder from a backup, via Déjà Dup. And I assuming there is a conficting cache file some where?
Idk bro gl tho 👍
Edit: Thought this would be helpful because it would help the post gain popularity through the algorithm guess I won't do it anymore.
In retrospect I can imagine checking your inbox excitedly just to see this answer...
This is like those Amazon Answers where someone hasn't even heard of the item but still responds to the question for some reason.
This is not something you should do on a forum like this
Noted