关于Ubuntu 22.04 LTS中两款软件应用的冗余性及删除可行性咨询

Hey Bob, totally get where you're coming from—staring at two apps that seem to do the exact same thing is confusing, especially when their default featured software differs. Let's break this down step by step.

First, let's clarify the common scenario in Ubuntu 22.04: you're probably looking at two app stores that overlap in functionality but have subtle differences. For example, the GNOME Software (orange bag icon) handles both DEB packages and Snap apps, while the Snap Store (puzzle piece icon) only focuses on Snap applications. That's why their featured software lists are different—each prioritizes its own app ecosystem.

Now, to your question: yes, you can safely delete one of them, depending on your preference:

• If you mostly use DEB packages or want a single tool for both app formats, uninstall the Snap Store with this terminal command:
  sudo apt remove snap-store
• If you only care about Snap apps or prefer the Snap Store's interface, remove GNOME Software using:
  sudo apt remove gnome-software

A quick heads-up: While removing either won't break your system for most use cases, you can double-check dependencies first if you're unsure. Run this command for the app you're considering deleting:
apt depends [app-name]
(Replace [app-name] with either gnome-software or snap-store.)

And if you ever change your mind, you can reinstall either app anytime with sudo apt install [app-name].

Pro tip: Take a quick screenshot of both app icons before deleting anything—this makes it easier to reference if you need to troubleshoot later!

备注：内容来源于stack exchange，提问作者Bob Reed