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I have just upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04. Before the upgrade, the updater informed me that it would no longer support Ubuntu Software. After the upgrade is successful, I found that I can't open Ubuntu Software, but when I go to terminal and type gnome-software, I can use Ubuntu Software.

I also checked all the apps. I found that there are 2 Ubuntu Softwares in my system. One is named "Ubuntu Software", which doesn't work at all and the other is named only "Software"

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How can I fix this issue? How can I delete Ubuntu Software completely? Or is there another way to cope with this?

pomsky
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Liu Bei
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The pre-installed store application is a snap application. It can be removed by using the following command in Terminal

snap remove snap-store

The other seems to be the (GNOME) Software (package name: gnome-software) application installed via apt.

pomsky
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