@corrado, that's not a solution, if you replace one app store with another it should manage apps installed by default. And it could be really confusing for the new users, if you cannot see the apps you have installed as the installed section. There's no way for a new user to know something else should be installed, this is workaround and not a solution. Besides it's clearly a downgrade from 18.04 where it works just fine. And as per my knowledge it was promised that the new store will support snaps along with .deb and also flatpacs. So indeed it must be fixed before the release, especially considering we're talking about LTS.
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