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    Telegram & KWeather Flatpak Missing After Upgrade From 22.10 to 23.04

    Kudos to the Kubuntu team! I upgraded this afternoon to Kubuntu 23.04 from 22.10 and the upgrade was smooth and boringly uneventful - the way it should be! I had Flatpaks enabled since installing 22.10 and after the upgrade, I still had Flatpaks enabled. No problems there for sure.

    I had two Flatpaks installed before the upgrade including KWeather and Telegram. ( Here's information on the KWeather application https://apps.kde.org/kweather/ )

    Interestingly, even though I had Flatpaks enabled before the upgrade and they were still enabled after the installation, both the Telegram Flatpak and KWeather Flatpak completely disappeared. Even the taskbar icon was missing - the launcher was there but there was no program to launch.

    Since Flatpaks were still enabled I just downloaded the programs via Discover and all was fine afterwards.

    I mention this as For Your Information - not sure how to file this as a bug report since I didn't capture all the specifics at the time and the fix was not even 1 minute to download the respective programs.

    So, it seems like a very minor bug.

    Again, the upgrade was fantastic.

    When I went down the rabbit hole about 3+ years ago to use Linux, my first encounter with Kubuntu was confusing. But over time, I have started to embrace KDE Plasma. There are many fantastic distributions based on Plasma but I really like the elegance of Kubuntu. Primarily I like the stability and not having quirks to wrestle with.

    Great job Kubuntu!

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    Originally posted by hjvKubuntu View Post
    the launcher was there but there was no program to launch.
    So, look in Discover for them. My guess is that the launcher icons/menu entries 'broke' somehow: new versions of these flatpaks are using a different location or a directory with a different name now. Something like that.
    This is more a bug in flatpak than in *buntu, I imagine. The upgrade would not touch the locations where flatpaks are kept, nor their menu entries in your user home directories.\

    I see this every now and again with flatpaks, completely unrelated to upgrades or anything.

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