Troubleshooting Issues with Flameshot Snap Package Removal

Are you experiencing difficulties in removing the Flameshot snap package from your system? You're not alone. Many users have encountered issues when trying to uninstall this package, which is why we've put together a step-by-step guide to help you resolve the problem.

The first issue that may arise is that the Discover software does not succeed in installing the new package. When you try to install Flameshot, the progress bar appears briefly and completes, but the Install button doesn't change to Remove. This could be due to the snap package not installing properly.

One potential solution is to attempt a manual removal of the snap package. However, this can be a complex process and may require some technical expertise. To manually remove the Flameshot snap package, you'll need to use the command line. The command `sudo snap remove flameshot` should do the trick, but if you encounter issues, you may need to try other methods.

Another issue that users have reported is seeing two versions of Flameshot available in the Discover software: one as a snap package and another as a regular installation. When you search for Flameshot using 'Show Applications', you'll see both icons, with one indicating it's a snap package. This can make it difficult to determine which version to remove.

To resolve this issue and retain only the non-snap version of Flameshot, you may need to manually remove the snap package using the command line. Once you've removed the snap package, you should be able to safely uninstall the remaining version of Flameshot without any issues.

In summary, removing a stuck snap package like Flameshot can be a challenging process, but with the right steps and a bit of technical knowledge, you should be able to resolve the issue and get back to using your desired application.

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