At the same time different versions of the app are installed from different sources one version of the app is installed from flatpak, another from snap and the third from a third party ubuntu repo, i.e. using apt install. all these apps use the same config in ~/.config/ My question is how can i use the bash command line to detect this situation? I mean commands like apt/flatpak/snap list etc. In the current situation I have a problem with applications updating automatically. I would like to mark all applications as manually installed so that they can only be updated with a special command and not automatically. how can I do this for apt | flatpak | snap | applications?
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Managing applications with different installers sources and automatic updates: solving the problem
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