Sebastien.. fair comment... I apologise if I sounded rude, that was not my intent.
In my experience with respect to Muon and the old software-center apps like Samba, Krita, etc and all installed application all showed up when searched for.
I am confused as to why it is now considered normal that in the new Software-Center not all installed apps should be listed.
Is it correct that not all installed apps are now listed, as well as all available applications?
Is the new Software-Center no longer considered an application manager but rather just a limited store?
If so this is a disappointing move in my opinion, when applications like MUON work as expected.
Sebastien.. fair comment... I apologise if I sounded rude, that was not my intent.
In my experience with respect to Muon and the old software-center apps like Samba, Krita, etc and all installed application all showed up when searched for.
I am confused as to why it is now considered normal that in the new Software-Center not all installed apps should be listed.
Is it correct that not all installed apps are now listed, as well as all available applications?
Is the new Software-Center no longer considered an application manager but rather just a limited store?
If so this is a disappointing move in my opinion, when applications like MUON work as expected.
Thanks