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@simon It makes apt ignore the snapd package, so it won't get updated. You can remove it to get apt to see it again.

@simon Maybe. Check if /etc/apt/preferences.d/nosnap.pref is there.

@simon Type sudo rm /etc/apt/preferences.d/nosnap.pref into the terminal :gnomed:

@augustus Nobody ever leaves the Matrix. They just get moved to a different one giving them a struggle to fight against keeping them subservient.

Linux is great.
Linux Mint: We are removing snapd from Linux Mint 20.
Me: sudo rm /etc/apt/preferences.d/nosnap.pref goes brrrrrr

thingken bout the matrix:
i think the pills are reversed. the more likely way to enslave someone in a false reality is to make them believe they are a hero overcoming the odds, the saviour of humanity, the "one", as toiling in this reality and engaging in a phony fight against the machines would end up being the thing that keeps you enslaved by them (leftists raging against the machine whilst Harvard gives them honorary degrees). the actual real "red pill" reality is the Mr Anderson software programmer one we see at the start of the film, the boring drab life he leads, this is the more likely reality because it something you don't want to be in. it's unappealing. if you wanted to enslave someone in the matrix you would give them an attractive illusion, not one they want to escape from.
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