# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
The base snap based on the Ubuntu 18.04 release.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Runtime environment based on Ubuntu 18.04

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
The base snap based on the Ubuntu 20.04 release.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Runtime environment based on Ubuntu 20.04

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
The base snap based on the Ubuntu 22.04 release.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Runtime environment based on Ubuntu 22.04

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
The base snap based on the Ubuntu 24.04 release.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Runtime environment based on Ubuntu 24.04

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Etcd is a high availability key-value store, implementing the RAFT
algorithm to deal with failover within the etcd cluster.  Popular
in the Docker community as a shared store of small but important
data in a distributed application.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
The official reference frontend for the libretro API.

RetroArch provides a variety of advanced user-facing features and powerful configuration capabilities to programs that target the libretro API. While a majority of these programs are emulators for retro gaming consoles, various gaming engines and other multimedia applications are also represented. The programs, known as "cores", can be downloaded and updated directly from RetroArch's built-in Online Updater.

RetroArch defaults to a gamepad-friendly 10-foot/leanback interface that is perfect for use with living-room and home theater PCs, but there is also a more traditional keyboard-and-mouse interface available by pressing F5.

RetroArch is written in portable C and licensed GPLv3.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
RetroArch is the official reference frontend for the libretro API.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
openHAB - a vendor and technology agnostic open source automation software for your home.
An image of Ubuntu Core with some USB items added to the gadget snap is available at
http://people.canonical.com/~okubik/openhab/
If you would like to add a USB controller or other device, please raise an issue at git
https://github.com/openhab/openhab-snap/
webgui is available at user defined port(default is 8080 for http and 8443 for https)
http://<snap device address>:{specified http port}
https:///<snap device address>:{specified https port}
Port settings can be altered by user, refer to:
$ openhab.help

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
A content snap containing the mesa libraries and drivers for `base: core22` snaps.

It supports a broad range of hardware through the Mesa stack.

To make use of this snap in your application, allowing for GPU acceleration on
a broader set of hardware without including the drivers in your snap, refer to the
documentation below:

https://mir-server.io/docs/the-graphics-core22-snap-interface

_Note: On some, typically desktop, systems SnapD supports loading Nvidia drivers installed on the host. mesa-core22 is compatible with this._

See also: https://snapcraft.io/nvidia-core22

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
**End of maintenance for AWS IoT Greengrass Core software v1.11.x Snap**

On December 31, 2023, AWS IoT Greengrass will end maintenance for the AWS IoT Greengrass core software version 1.11.x Snap that is published on snapcraft.io
. Devices currently running the Snap will continue to work until further notice. However, the AWS IoT Greengrass core Snap will no longer receive security patches or bug fixes after maintenance ends.

AWS IoT Greengrass seamlessly extends AWS onto edge devices so they can act locally on the data they generate, while still using the cloud for management, analytics, and durable storage. 

AWS IoT Greengrass snap v1.11.5 enables you to run a limited version of AWS IoT Greengrass with all necessary dependencies in a containerized environment. 

The AWS IoT Greengrass snap doesn’t support connectors and machine learning (ML) inference. 

By downloading this software you agree to the Greengrass Core Software License Agreement (https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/greengrass-release-license/greengrass-license-v1.pdf). 

For more information, see Run AWS IoT Greengrass in a snap (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/greengrass/latest/developerguide/install-ggc.html#gg-snap-support) in the AWS IoT Greengrass Developer.

If you need help, try the AWS IoT Greengrass tag on AWS re:Post (https://repost.aws/tags/TA4ckIed1sR4enZBey29rKTg/aws-io-t-greengrass) or connect with an AWS IQ expert (https://iq.aws.amazon.com/services/aws/greengrass).

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
AWS supported software that extends cloud capabilities to local devices.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Charmed OpenSearch is a snap packaged software from the upstream OpenSearch code base (https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch).

One benefit of using the Charmed OpenSearch snap package is that It bundles OpenSearch with other tools in its ecosystem to be used in an operator. One of the operators that uses this snap package is the Charmed OpenSearch (VM Operator) - https://charmhub.io/opensearch. 

**Version, Architecture and OS:**

A snap version is a combination of both the application version and / (slash) the channel, e.g. `2/stable`, `2/candidate`, `2/edge`. 

This snap is available in a specific architecture, e.g. amd64 architecture and runs in a particular base OS called Core 22.

**Release**

Charmed OpenSearch Snap Release Notes
https://discourse.charmhub.io/t/release-notes-charmed-opensearch-2-snap/10277


**Usage:**

If you are an Ubuntu user, snap is pre-installed and ready to go on all recent Ubuntu releases. For more details on how to use the snap, visit this link: https://github.com/canonical/opensearch-snap

**Bugs and feature request:**

If you find a bug in this snap or want to request a specific feature, here are the useful links:
- Raise the issue or feature request in the Canonical Data Platform Github - https://github.com/canonical/opensearch-snap/issues
- Meet the community and chat with us if there are issues and feature requests in our Mattermost Channel - https://chat.charmhub.io/charmhub/channels/data-platform

**Trademark notice:**

OpenSearch is a registered trademark of Amazon Web Services. Other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Charmed OpenSearch is not sponsored, endorsed, or affiliated with Amazon Web Services.

**License:**

The Charmed OpenSearch Rock, Charmed OpenSearch Snap, and Charmed OpenSearch Operator are free software, distributed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0. They install and operate OpenSearch, which is also licensed under the Apache Software License, version 2.0.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
OpenSearch makes it easy to ingest, search, visualize, and analyze your data.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Ubuntu Frame is an easy-to-use, reliable and secure display server for embedded Linux devices allowing developers to deploy graphic applications for kiosks, digital signage, IoT, robotics and more.

With Ubuntu Frame, the graphic application you choose or design gets a fullscreen kiosk window. It enables windows behaviours, input from touch, keyboard, and mouse, on-screen keyboard, power saving and more. 

Ubuntu Frame streamlines the build and development of products that need graphical output. 

**Benefits**
* Create maintainable images for kiosks and digital signage solutions in under an hour.
* Out of the box features such as kiosk mode, on-screen keyboard and power saving for your devices.
* Less code for you to integrate and maintain as it bundles communication protocols, input protocols, and security policies into a single kit
* Compatible with popular toolkits for creating graphical user interfaces like Qt, Flutter, electron, and also html5 and java.
* Built-in security and long-term supported by Canonical.

If you want to enable **Ubuntu Frame's on-screen keyboard**, please install ubuntu-frame-osk: https://snapcraft.io/ubuntu-frame-osk

To get started with Ubuntu Frame please read the documentation: https://mir-server.io/docs

Ubuntu Frame is open source, free to use, and long-term supported by Canonical, and will continue to be our recommended way to enable embedded graphics on Ubuntu Core.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
The foundation for many embedded graphical display implementations

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This allows for remote access to a running Ubuntu Frame instance.

Upon install on Ubuntu Core, it will serve VNC on `localhost:5900`.

See [the Ubuntu Frame documentation](https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-use-remote-assistance-with-ubuntu-frame) for more information.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This is the (strictly confined) snap version of the Landscape Client. It can be used register, connect, monitor and manage an Ubuntu device, including Core, to an existing Landscape Server instance.

Details on how to get started with the snap can be found in this blog: https://canonical.com/blog/simplify-iot-device-management-how-to-add-ubuntu-core-devices-to-landscape

Full Landscape documentation can be found here: https://ubuntu.com/landscape/docs

**Current limitations:**
* The snap client cannot manage deb packages
* The snap client cannot manage users on Classic systems

Note: snap management in Landscape server is only currently available with self-hosted/on-prem instances using 23-08 or later. It is also available using a Canonical Landscape SaaS account.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Thunderbird is a free and open source email, newsfeed, chat, and calendaring client, that’s easy to set up and customize. One of the core principles of Thunderbird is the use and promotion of open standards - this focus is a rejection of our world of closed platforms and services that can’t communicate with each other. We want our users to have freedom and choice in how they communicate.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
[Ubuntu Frame](https://snapcraft.io/ubuntu-frame) is the recommended way to enable embedded graphics on Ubuntu Core and Linux embedded systems. It replaces mir-kiosk and provides an improved experience. New features will only be added to Ubuntu Frame, while mir-kiosk will remain maintained until decommission.

We do recommend developers start migrating to Ubuntu Frame. To support you with the migration, we have detailed a [process to achieve this migration](https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/how-to-migrate-from-mir-kiosk-to-ubuntu-frame/27204) or read the [migration blog](https://ubuntu.com/blog/the-journey-from-mir-kiosk-to-ubuntu-frame) for more information.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
MuseScore is the world's leading free and open-source software for writing
music, with a user-friendly interface and immensely powerful features.
It is free to install on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Some interfaces need to be connected manually:

    $ sudo snap connect musescore:cups-control
    $ sudo snap connect musescore:network-manager
    $ sudo snap connect musescore:alsa
    $ sudo snap connect musescore:removable-media

But most of the application functionality works without them.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Create, play and print beautiful sheet music.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core 2.1 Runtime and ASP.NET Core. https://dot.net/core.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
`turtlebot3c` gives life to your TurtleBot3 robot (https://emanual.robotis.com/docs/en/platform/turtlebot3/overview/).

It is a collection of launch files and configuration files to ease working with the TurtleBot3.
The snap is meant to be run on the robot, allowing one to quickly get up and running with a self contained Turtlebot3.
It offers 5 main applications,
* core
* teleop
* joy
* mapping
* navigation

**core**: is a daemon that is automatically started when the robot is turned on. It starts the motor controller, advertises the sensors, upload the robot model to the rosparam server and publishes the robot tf tree. At boot, the robot is simply ready to be used.

**teleop**: is a daemon that is automatically started when the robot is turned on. It allows for controlling the robot from multiple sources such as the keyboard (e.g. key_teleop), a remote controller (e.g. joy_teleop) or leave it to the navigation stack. The cmd input to be used is managed by the mux node. It can be changed through a rosservice call such as,

`rosservice call /mux/select "topic: 'joy_vel'"`

**joy**: allows for connecting a (third party) remote controller directly to the robot in order to drive it.

**mapping**: allows the robot to build a representation of its environment as a map usable by the navigation stack.
Drive your robot around in order to map your environment. Once done, stop the mapping by pressing `ctrl+c`. This will stop the process and automatically save the map as `$SNAP_USER_DATA/.tb3c/maps/<date_and_time>/map.yaml`. Furthermore, a softlink to the newly created map is created at `$SNAP_USER_DATA/.tb3c/maps/config`. The navigation stack will automatically use the softlinked map.

**navigation**: encompasses the whole autonomous navigation stack. It allows the robot to move autonomously in its environment, from its current location to a desired goal while avoiding obstacles. It automatically uses the last map built with the mapping app found at `$SNAP_USER_DATA/.tb3c/maps/config`.

Find out more details on the `turtlebot3c` repo at https://github.com/canonical/turtlebot3c.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
uefi-fw-tools is a snap for UEFI firmware tool, currently include fwupd.

Note: Currently only supports Ubuntu Core, for desktop usage, please use fwupd snap.

fwupd is a daemon to allow session software to update device firmware. You can either use a GUI software manager like GNOME Software to view and apply updates, the command-line tool or the system D-Bus interface directly. Currently, firmware updates using the UEFI capsule format and for the ColorHug are supported. More formats may be supported in the future. See https://github.com/fwupd/fwupd for details

NOTE:
The track 1.4 is not used anymore. The following 18/20 will be new tracks for Ubuntu Core 18/20 separately.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
UEFI Firmware update tools for Ubuntu Core

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS humble ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS noetic ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Content snap that provides NVIDIA and Mesa libraries for `base:core22` snaps.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
NVIDIA and Mesa libraries for core22 snaps

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS noetic ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS humble ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS foxy ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap contains the ROS foxy ros-core variant [1].
It is meant to be consumed as a stage or build snap.

[1] https://ros.org/reps/rep-0150.html

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Qt is a cross-platform application development framework widely used
for developing software with graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and
interactive functionality.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Qt is a cross-platform application development framework widely used
for developing software with graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and
interactive functionality.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
KDE Frameworks are addons and useful extensions to Qt

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core runtimes and libraries which are optimized for running .NET Core apps in production. See https://dot.net/core.
.NET Core is a general purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core runtimes and libraries which are optimized for running .NET Core apps in production. See https://dot.net/core.
.NET Core is a general purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft. 

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core runtimes and libraries which are optimized for running .NET Core apps in production. See https://dot.net/core.
.NET Core is a general purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft. 

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core runtimes and libraries which are optimized for running .NET Core apps in production. See https://dot.net/core.
.NET Core is a general purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
.NET Core runtimes and libraries which are optimized for running .NET Core apps in production. See https://dot.net/core.
.NET Core is a general purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This gadget enables generic pc devices to work with Ubuntu Core Desktop

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
- drm-info (MIT):
  List the capabilities and current settings of this device's DRM
  (Direct Rendering Manager) hardware.
- glmark2-es2 (GPLv3):
  OpenGL ES 2.0 X11 benchmark.
- glmark2-es2-wayland (GPLv3):
  OpenGL ES 2.0 Wayland benchmark.
- eglinfo (MIT):
  Dump information about the available EGL setup.
- glxinfo (MIT):
  Dump information about the available GLX setup.
- vainfo (MIT):
  Dump information about the available VAAPI (hardware video acceleration) setup.
- vdpauinfo (MIT):
  Dump information about the available VDPAU (hardware video acceleration) setup.
- vulkaninfo (Apache-2.0):
  Dump information about the available Vulkan setup.
- vkcube (Apache-2.0):
  Test the Vulkan setup.
                                                                                                   
This snap uses the graphics-core22 interface to gain support graphics hardware.
It can be used to verify custom graphics-core22 provider implementations.
                                                                                                   
See https://mir-server.io/docs/the-graphics-core22-snap-interface for more information.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Tools helpful in debugging graphics stacks

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap is to be consumed by various Qt applications which uses Qt 5.x (on core18 runtime) developed by Keshav Bhatt .

This content snap also contains:
     mpv, ffmpeg, python, socat, wget, coreutils and other dependencies (see the website for snapcraft.yaml file for more information)

Most notable applications that require this content snap are:
     olivia, utube, ktube-media-downloader, wonderWall, color-picker, bing-wall etc.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Qt 5 full runtime stack content snap from official core18 repos

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Cawbird is a modern and lightweight Twitter client for the GNOME 3 desktop. It
features inline image and video preview, creation of lists and favorites,
filtering of tweets and full text search. Cawbird is able to manage multiple
Twitter accounts.

Cawbird is a fork of Corebird, which became unsupported after Twitter disabled
the streaming API. Cawbird works with the new APIs and includes a few fixes
and modifications that have historically been patched in to IBBoard's custom
Corebird build on his personal Open Build Service account[1].

Due to changes in the Twitter API[2], Cawbird has the following limitations:

- Cawbird will update every two minutes
- Cawbird does not get notified of the following, which will be refreshed on
  restart:
    - Unfavourite
    - Follow/Unfollow
    - Block/Unblock
    - Mute/Unmute
    - DM deletion
    - Some list changes

All limitations are limitations imposed by Twitter and are not the fault of the
Cawbird client.

[1]: https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:IBBoard:desktop
[2]: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/subscribe-account-activity/migration/introduction

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Orion is a powerful, lightweight, fast BitTorrent client, with beautiful user experience and fastest video and audio streaming capabilities.

To achieve all user comfort, Orion comes with an in-built powerful media player backend which very comfortably integrates with Orion to serve the best user experience while streaming media files over the BitTorrent protocol. 

**Key features of Orion Torrent Client & Streamer:**
- Simple and easy to use feature rich torrent client
- Ultra-fast downloading algorithms optimized for seamless streaming
- Stream torrents containing video, audio & images
- Speed throttling to limit download and upload speed per task
- Share files and folders  with users by hosting torrent server (peer to peer file/folder sharing)
- Built in media player to handle streaming needs
- Super-efficient peer selection and choking
- Multi-threaded download manager
- Creates Streaming server which can be accessed from other services
- Peers discovery via Tracker servers, DHT (Distributed Hash Table), Local Peer Discovery (LSD), Peer Exchange (PEX), Web seed networks, web torrent protocol using webRTC .
- Create torrent, share hash to your friend to share files
- Opens magnet links, Torrent files & torrent hashes.
- App lock (no one can access app without set pass-code)
- Supports plugins
        - Torrent host server(create and share files by hosting a torrent)
        - Torrent search engine plugin
        - Discover movie browser plugin
        - YouTube player & downloader plugin
        - Torrent meta plugin (shows quick overview of selected torrent)
        - History manager plugin (keeps your opened torrents safe for future)

There is much more which is not described here since I think it’s pretty too much!

**Note:** This is app is a freeware, few features are restricted or partially limited after the evaluation period (15 days) is expired, the app is fully usable even after the evaluation period ends.

Keywords: Torrent client, qBitTorrent, MediaGet, rTorrent, uTorrent, torrent stream, Tribler, Webtorrent,  Folx, Vuze, Xtorrent, Deluge, BitLord, Movies, VLC, TV series, Watch torrent,смотреть торрент, assistir torrent, Tixati, P2P, File sharing, ForstWire, Ktorrent, торрент поисковик, buscador de torrents, Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Hulu, HBO Max, Acorn TV, Paramount+, MUBI, Peacock, Tubi, Vudu, Plex,Pluto TV

**Change-log:**
Version 4.0.1 26-Sep-2022
- feat: speed throttling
- fix: fix torrent viewer issue in download manager
- feat: improve Basic widget view
- update runtime & core dependencies
- other small fixes & enhancements

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Complete torrent client and streamer for Linux Desktop

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Xonotic is an addictive, arena-style first-person shooter with crisp movement and a wide array of weapons. It combines intuitive mechanics with in-your-face action to elevate your heart rate. Xonotic is and will always be free-to-play.

Xonotic has 9 core weapons and 16 full weapons in its armoury. Each has a primary fire and a UT-like secondary fire. They are each useful in particular situations, so weapon choice is critical. Frag away!

Through the support of our diverse community Xonotic has a huge variety of game modes for you to play. There are the normal game modes you'd expect from an arena shooter like Deathmatch (FFA), Capture The Flag, and Clan Arena, plus more whacky modes like Nexball and Freeze Tag. Multiplayer Race is also supported!

Xonotic ships ready to play with 25 official maps, with dozens of community-made ones just a click away. Classic Nexuiz maps are also supported, including those converted from Quake 3! Those interested in making maps of their own can use our map editor, which also ships with the game.

Track your progress with XonStat, the integrated player statistics application. See vital stats like your kill:death ratio, weapon damage and accuracy, and recent games. Tracking is completely opt-in, and no login is required!

Tailor the information on your screen to what you’re used to with our easy to use HUD editor. Stick with the defaults, add all the whiz-bang widgets, or go minimalist – it is completely up to you!

 Xonotic is easy to learn but hard to master! We strive to provide thrilling action for the casual player but also e-sport opportunities for those interested in friendly competition. Features such as simple items, fully customizable configs and servers, a functioning anticheat system, spectator mode, and the opportunity to watch and record games make Xonotic appealing to competitive players.

This snap is maintained by the Snapcrafters community, and is not necessarily endorsed or officially maintained by the upstream developers.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap is to be consumed by various Qt apps that require Qt5.15 runtime. This snap will auto-connect and provide for an application published by [keshavnrj](https://snapcraft.io/search?q=keshavnrj).

## Technical information about qt515-core20 content snap:

- Qt libraries are provided by beineri/opt-qt-5.15.2 PPA.
- There are few more packages which are used by consumer of this content snap like:
 - mpv, ffmpeg, socat, wget, xclip, python3
- The consumer snaps need to launch their binaries/apps using the provided [desktop-launch](https://github.com/keshavbhatt/qt515-core20/blob/main/snap_launcher/bin/desktop-launch) script. One example consumer of this content snap is [whatsie](https://github.com/keshavbhatt/whatsie), read the snap/snapcraft.yaml file in whatsie's repo to see how to consume this snap as runtime.
- Current consumers of qt515-core20 content snap are listed and updated [here](https://gist.github.com/keshavbhatt/75f622373e2b57cd99ccd8f8a70d5b18)
- While committing this line to the readme, the daily active users count for this snap is ~60k as reported by the Snapcraft metrics dashboard.

For more information visit the Developer website: github.com/keshavbhatt/qt515-core20 or try to contact the developer.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Qt5.15 runtime for core20 using beineri/opt-qt-5.15.2

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap is to be consumed by various Qt apps which uses Qt 5.13.0 .
Qt provides C++ classes and QML types for rendering GUI.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Qt 5.13.0 full runtime stack content snap.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Kodi packaged for use with Ubuntu Frame on Ubuntu Core

For information on deploying an IoT GUI based on Ubuntu Frame see: https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-guides

This snap will only work on Wayland compositors, but doesn't require Ubuntu Frame specifically. For example, it can be used on GNOME/Wayland by running `mir-kiosk-kodi`, but that isn't the intended use.

When used on Ubuntu Core, mir-kiosk-kodi will automatically run as a daemon on startup. If building an embedded system based on another OS then you may need to enable the daemon with:

   snap set mir-kiosk-kodi daemon=true

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
ScummVM packaged for use with Ubuntu Frame on Ubuntu Core

After installing the snap please run the following to connect the snap interfaces:

    /snap/mir-kiosk-scummvm/current/bin/setup.sh

For information on deploying an IoT GUI based on Ubuntu Frame see: https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-guides

The snap works as a "kiosk" with Ubuntu Frame; and, on a Wayland desktop (such as Miriway) using the command `mir-kiosk-scummvm`.

When used on Ubuntu Core, mir-kiosk-scummvm will automatically run as a daemon on startup. If building an embedded system based on another OS then you may need to enable the daemon with:

   snap set mir-kiosk-scummvm daemon=true

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
neverputt packaged for use with Ubuntu Frame on Ubuntu Core

For information on deploying an IoT GUI based on Ubuntu Frame see: https://mir-server.io/docs/how-to-guides

This snap will only work on Wayland compositors, but doesn't require Ubuntu Frame specifically. For example, it can be used on GNOME/Wayland by running `mir-kiosk-neverputt`, but that isn't the intended use.

When used on Ubuntu Core, mir-kiosk-neverputt will automatically run as a daemon on startup. If building an embedded system based on another OS then you may need to enable the daemon with:

   snap set mir-kiosk-neverputt daemon=true

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Search for minimal Super Permutations as part of a distributed computing project. More information can be found in these videos:

- Numberphile (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJGE4aEWc28)
- Standupmaths (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZzIvl1tbPo)

This article (https://www.quantamagazine.org/sci-fi-writer-greg-egan-and-anonymous-math-whiz-advance-permutation-problem-20181105/) in Quanta magazine also explains.

The search is based upon these research papers:

- Nathaniel Johnston (https://arxiv.org/abs/1303.4150)
- Robin Houston (https://arxiv.org/abs/1408.5108)

This snap was created by the Ubuntu Podcast community. We would be grateful if you could join the "Ubuntu Podcast" collective for this search so we can "win", but this is optional. Please also give the Ubuntu Podcast a listen in your podcatcher or at the UbuntuPodcast Website (https://ubuntupodcast.org/), and maybe join The Ubuntu Podcast Telegram chatroom (https://ubuntupodcast.org/telegram/).

Statistics for the search and team leaderboard (http://www.supermutations.net/ChaffinMethodResults/).

To run with your team set to Ubuntu Podcast:

`superperms team "Ubuntu Podcast"`

The default team is "Anonymous".

You can tell the program to run for a specified number of minutes, after which it will **wait to finish the current task before quitting**:

`superperms timeLimit 120 team "Ubuntu Podcast"`

This would tell the program to run for 120 minutes and then quit, **after it has finished its current task**.

You can also enforce a stricter time limit, using the option timeLimitHard:

`superperms timeLimitHard 120 team "Ubuntu Podcast"`

With this the program will run for 120 minutes and quit, within about 5 minutes of that quota, **even if** it is in the middle of a task.

A single client will use one CPU core, so if you want to dedicate more CPU time to the search you need to run the client multiple times - the standard is to run one client per CPU core in your PC.

This app will eat batteries on a laptop or tablet computer so it is advisable not to run this on such devices if they are not plugged-into a stable power outlet. The search will also produce a lot of heat.

The source code for this client is on GitHub (https://github.com/superpermutators/superperm).

Ongoing discussion about the search is held in the Google Group (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/superpermutators).

Upstream Project: http://www.supermutations.net/
snapcraft.yaml Build Definition: https://github.com/diddlesnaps/superperms/blob/master/snap/snapcraft.yaml

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap is to be consumed by various Qt apps which uses Qt 5 packages provided from 
Ubuntu official repository.
Qt provides C++ classes and QML types for rendering GUI.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap is to be consumed by various Qt apps which uses Qt 5 packages provided from 
Ubuntu official repository.
Qt provides C++ classes and QML types for rendering GUI.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Syscoin is an experimental digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Syscoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried out collectively by the network. Syscoin Core is the name of open source software which enables the use of this currency.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
appleJuice P2P Client von https://applejuicenet.cc

Zum setzen des `-Xmx` Parameters eingeben

`sudo snap set applejuice-core ram=2048`

Und danach den Core neustarten.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Vertcoin Core connects to the Vertcoin peer-to-peer network to download and fully validate blocks and transactions. It also includes a wallet and graphical user interface.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Fully validating Vertcoin peer-to-peer network node, wallet and GUI

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Groestlcoin Core connects to the Groestlcoin peer-to-peer network to download and fully validate blocks and transactions. It also includes a wallet and graphical user interface.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Fully validating Groestlcoin peer-to-peer network node, wallet and GUI

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Bitcoin Core connects to the Bitcoin peer-to-peer network to download and fully validate blocks and transactions. It also includes a wallet and graphical user interface.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Fully validating Bitcoin peer-to-peer network node, wallet and GUI

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Namecoin is an experimental open-source technology which improves decentralization, security, censorship resistance, privacy, and speed of certain components of the Internet infrastructure such as DNS and identities.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Bitcoin frees money - Namecoin frees DNS, identities and other technologies.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
DigiByte is a rapidly growing open-source blockchain created in late 2013 and released in early 2014. After 8 years of forward-thinking development, DigiByte has become one of the safest, fastest, longest, and most decentralized UTXO blockchains in existence.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Goldcoin is the first Digital Gold. A super secure value store and cash payment system.
Fully decentralized and distributed. Fast and Free. It's the Money for a New Generation.
Nakamoto used the word Gold multiple times in his Bitcoin whitepaper to describe the inner
workings of his original protocol. We've preserved it, improved it, and made it stronger and faster.
Goldcoin (GLC) represents economic freedom to 8 billion people Worldwide.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Discover the Gold Standard of Digital Currency

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
PIVX is an MIT licensed,
open source, blockchain-based cryptocurrency with
ultra fast transactions, low fees, high network decentralization, and
Zero Knowledge cryptography proofs for industry-leading
transaction anonymity.

- [Download](https://pivx.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/PIVX-White.pdf) PIVX White Paper PDF

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
peer-to-peer network based digital currency

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Ion Core is an MIT licensed,  open source, gaming oriented,
  blockchain-based cryptocurrency with ultra fast transactions,
  low fees, high network decentralization, and industry-leading
  transaction anonymity.
   
  This package includes following binaries:

    iond, ion-cli, ion-tx, ion-qt, test_ion, test_ion-qt
  
  Default homefolder:

    ~/snap/ioncore/common/.ioncoin
  
  How to launch snap binaries in terminal:

    ioncore.qt     - launches Ion Core QT (ion-qt)
    ioncore.daemon - launches Ion Core daemon (iond)
    ioncore.cli    - launches Ion Core RPC (ion-cli)
    ioncore.tx     - launches Ion Core ion-tx utility (ion-tx)
    test           - launches test_ion
    testqt         - launches test_ion-qt
  
  Additional launchers for tegtest and testnet:

    ioncore.qt-testnet     - launches Ion Core QT with testnet=1
    ioncore.daemon-testnet - launches Ion Core daemon with testnet=1
    ioncore.cli-testnet    - launches Ion Core RPC with testnet=1
  
    ioncore.qt-regtest     - launches Ion Core QT with regtest=1
    ioncore.daemon-regtest - launches Ion Core daemon with regtest=1
    ioncore.cli-regtest    - launches Ion Core RPC with regtest=1
  
  Documentation and wiki:

  - Wiki (Ion Core):    https://github.com/ioncoincore/ion/wiki
  - Wiki (Ionomy):      https://github.com/ionomy/ion/wiki
  - Wiki (Ion Core CE): https://bitbucket.org/ioncoin/ion/wiki/Home
  - Technical documentation: https://techdoc.ioncoin.org
  - Whitepaper: https://ionomy.com/en/whitepaper
  - Technical whitepaper: https://tinyurl.com/y3st8jfb

 Get source code from Github: https://github.com/ioncoincore/ion.git

  Get CE source code from Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/ioncoin/ion
  
  Chat with Support on Discord: https://discord.gg/vuZn7gC
  
  Contact us on social networks and forums:
  
  - Instagram: https://t.me/ionomy
  - Twitter:   https://twitter.com/ionomics
  - Reddit:    https://www.reddit.com/r/ionomy/
  - Facebook:  https://facebook.com/ionomy
  
  - Feature request: https://tinyurl.com/y5ds7s3t
  - I need help/support: https://tinyurl.com/yy6xa3p4
  - Report a bug: https://tinyurl.com/y5wzybwe
  - Report some random issue: https://tinyurl.com/y5cgm2vp
  - Testing Report: https://tinyurl.com/y39n2hsv

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
gaming related peer-to-peer network based digital currency

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
OBSR is an open source crypto-currency focused on fast private transactions with low transaction fees & environmental footprint.  It utilizes a custom Proof of Stake protocol for securing its network and uses an innovative variable seesaw reward mechanism that dynamically balances 90% of its block reward size between masternodes and staking nodes and 10% dedicated for budget proposals. The goal of OBSR is to achieve a decentralized sustainable crypto currency with near instant full-time private transactions, fair governance and community intelligence.
- Anonymized transactions using the Zerocoin Protocol (http://www.obsr.org/zobsr).
- Fast transactions featuring guaranteed zero confirmation transactions, we call it SwiftX.
- Decentralized blockchain voting utilizing Masternode technology to form a DAO. The blockchain will distribute monthly treasury funds based on successful proposals submitted by the community and voted on by the DAO.

Github: https://github.com/observernet/obsr/

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
OBSR is OBServer's core wallet software.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux based on active monitoring of laptop's battery state, CPU usage, CPU temperature and system load. Ultimately allowing you to improve battery life without making any compromises.

**Features:**

* Monitoring
  * Basic system information
  * CPU frequency (system total & per core)
  * CPU usage (system total & per core)
  * CPU temperature (total average & per core)
  * Battery state
  * System load

* CPU frequency scaling, governor and turbo boost management based on
  * battery state
  * CPU usage (total & per core)
  * CPU temperature in combination with CPU utilization/load (prevent overheating)
  * System load

* Automatic CPU & power optimization (temporary and persistent)

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
ffDiaporama is an application for creating video sequences consisting of 
* titles, fixed or animated, 
* images or photos, fixed or animated, 
* movie clips,
* music.
The snap package was built directly from ffdiaporama_2.1+dfsg-1_amd64.deb and ffdiaporama-data_2.1+dfsg-1_all.deb (Ubuntu18.04).
ffdiaporama_texturemate_1.0.2014.0125.tar.gz is integrated.
I didn't compile the source code.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Movie creator from photos and video clips

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Quassel IRC is a modern, cross-platform, distributed IRC client, meaning that one (or multiple) client(s) can attach to and detach from a central core.  This is the core component and supports sqlite and postgresql storage.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Reden core is a community lead blockchain project, whose origins lie in the Eden coin that was taken over by a new team when the original developer abandoned the project. The community decided that Reden’s purpose should be “De-Risking
Alt-Coin”, providing services to making it harder for scammers and unprofessional teams to undermine the enormous opportunity alt-coins offer genuine development teams, and their investors.

This snap provides the wallet for this project. Keep in mind that this snap will be updated automatically and so make sure to always make a backup of your wallet.dat file which is located in your snap directory under snap folder usually ~/snap/reden/common/ 

This is the official release of the wallet by the management team.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Micro XRCE-DDS Agents receive messages containing Operations from
Clients. Agents keep track of the Clients and the Micro XRCE-DDS
Entities they create. The Agent uses the Entities to interact with
DDS Global Data Space on behalf of the Client.

The communication between a Micro XRCE-DDS Client and a Micro
XRCE-DDS Agent supports three kind transport: UDP, TCP, or SerialPort.
While running Micro XRCE-DDS Agent will attend any received
request from your Micro XRCE-DDS Clients. Micro XRCE-DDS Agent
answers back with the result of a request each time a request is
attended.

The Agent supports being run by the user like this:

    $ micro-xrce-dds-agent --help

In addition, the Agent supports running as a service that can be
enabled with:

    $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent daemon=true

If the service is enabled, by default it uses the `udp4` transport on
port 8888. The following parameters can be changed (these are
specific to the service, the `micro-xrce-dds-agent` command simply
takes command-line arguments, but the capabilities are the same):

* `transport`. Supported transports are `udp4`, `udp6`, `tcp4`,
  `tcp6`, `serial`, and `pseudoterminal`. Default is `udp4`. Change
  with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent transport="new transport"

* `middleware`. Supported kinds of middleware are `ced`, `rtps`, and
  `dds`. Default is `dds`. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent middleware="new middleware"

* `verbosity`. Supported verbosity levels are 0-6, defaulting to 4.
  Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent verbosity="selected verbosity"

* `discovery`. Enable or disable the discovery server. Defaults to
  "false". Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent discovery="true or false"

* `discovery-port`. Port on which the discovery server (see above)
  listens. Defaults to 7400. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent discovery-port="selected port"

* `p2p-port`. Port to use for the P2P profile. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent p2p-port="selected port"

* `port`. Port on which the agent listens. Only applicable to one of
  the UDP or TCP transports (see above). Defaults to 8888. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent port="selected port"

* `baudrate`. Baud rate to use when accessing serial ports. Only
  applicable when using the `serial` or `pseudoterminal` transport.
  Defaults to 115200. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent baudrate="baud rate"

* `device`. The serial device to use. Only applicable when using the
  `serial` or `pseudoterminal` transport. Change with:

      $ snap set micro-xrce-dds-agent device="device path"

  When using the snap with a serial device, some steps need to be taken
  in order to establish a successful connection:

  * Refresh your local installation of the snap `core` package:

        $ sudo snap refresh core --edge

  * Enable the hotplug feature and restart the `snapd` daemon:

        $ sudo snap set core experimental.hotplug=true
        $ sudo systemctl restart snapd

  * After plugging the microcontroller to the serial port, execute
    the `snap interface serial-port` command. You should see something
    like this:

          name:    serial-port
          summary: allows accessing a specific serial port
          plugs:
            - micro-xrce-dds-agent
          slots:
          - snapd:cp2102cp2109uartbrid (allows accessing a specific serial port)

  * Connect your snap image to the desired serial port (replace accordingly):

        $ snap connect micro-xrce-dds-agent:serial-port snapd:cp2102cp2109uartbrid

  After this, you can execute your snap as usual,
  using `micro-xrce-dds-agent serial -d <serial-dev>`.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Bridge between Micro XRCE-DDS clients and DDS

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Micro-ROS, whose default implementation is based on eProsima's
  Micro XRCE-DDS middleware, is composed of client applications
  which interact with the ROS 2 world by means of an Agent.
  This agent keeps tracks of the entities created by means of
  requests performed on the microcontroller side, and uses them
  to communicate with the ROS 2 dataspace.

  Being an extension of the Micro XRCE-DDS Agent, the micro-ROS
  agent supports being run by the user like this:

      $ micro-ros-agent --help

  In addition, the Agent supports running as a service that can be
  enabled with:

      $ snap set micro-ros-agent daemon=true

  If the service is enabled, by default it uses the `udp4` transport on
  port 8888. The following parameters can be changed (these are
  specific to the service, the `micro-ros-agent` command simply
  takes command-line arguments, but the capabilities are the same):

  * `transport`. Supported transports are `udp4`, `udp6`, `tcp4`,
    `tcp6`, `serial`, and `pseudoterminal`. Default is `udp4`. Change
    with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent transport="new transport"

  * `middleware`. Supported kinds of middleware are `ced`, `rtps`, and
    `dds`. Default is `dds`. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent middleware="new middleware"

  * `verbosity`. Supported verbosity levels are 0-6, defaulting to 4.
    Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent verbosity="selected verbosity"

  * `discovery`. Enable or disable the discovery server. Defaults to
    "false". Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent discovery="true or false"

  * `discovery-port`. Port on which the discovery server (see above)
    listens. Defaults to 7400. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent discovery-port="selected port"

  * `p2p-port`. Port to use for the P2P profile. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent p2p-port="selected port"

  * `port`. Port on which the agent listens. Only applicable to one of
    the UDP or TCP transports (see above). Defaults to 8888. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent port="selected port"

  * `baudrate`. Baud rate to use when accessing serial ports. Only
    applicable when using the `serial` or `pseudoterminal` transport.
    Defaults to 115200. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent baudrate="baud rate"

  * `device`. The serial device to use. Only applicable when using the
    `serial` or `pseudoterminal` transport. Change with:

        $ snap set micro-ros-agent device="device path"

  When using the snap with a serial device, some steps need to be taken
  in order to establish a successful connection:

  * Refresh your local installation of the snap `core` package:

        $ sudo snap refresh core --edge

  * Enable the hotplug feature and restart the `snapd` daemon:

        $ sudo snap set core experimental.hotplug=true
        $ sudo systemctl restart snapd

  * After plugging the microcontroller to the serial port, execute
    the `snap interface serial-port` command. You should see something
    like this:

          name:    serial-port
          summary: allows accessing a specific serial port
          plugs:
            - micro-ros-agent
          slots:
          - snapd:cp2102cp2109uartbrid (allows accessing a specific serial port)

  * Connect your snap image to the desired serial port (replace accordingly):

        $ snap connect micro-ros-agent:serial-port snapd:cp2102cp2109uartbrid

  After this, you can execute your snap as usual,
  using `micro-ros-agent serial -d <serial-dev>`.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Bridge between micro-ROS applications and ROS 2

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Quassel is a modern, cross-platform, distributed IRC client. One
(or multiple) client(s) can attach to and detach from a central core. It's
much like the popular combination of screen and a text-based IRC client such
as WeeChat, but graphical.

Client and server can be run from this snap.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Modern, cross-platform IRC client (core)

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap provides a simple set of API to reboot or shutdown an Ubuntu Core system using curl.

**How to use it**

System reboot: curl `http://target-ip-address:3500/reboot`

System shutdown: curl `http://target-ip-address:3500/poweroff`

**Before using it**

Remember to connect the shutdown interface to this snap. Just run
`snap connect powerswitch:shutdown`

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Reboot or shutdown Ubuntu Core systems using curl.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This snap provides a basic shutdown scheduler for Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core systems.

**How to use it**

Setup shutdown scheduling:

   curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" --request POST --data {
     "mon": null,
     "tue": "20:48:00",
     "wed": "23:07:10",
     "thu": "08:39:00",
     "fri": null,
     "sat": "18:44:35",
     "sun": null
   } http://target-ip-address:3535/set-shutdown-schedule

Cancel shutdown scheduling: `http://target-ip-address:3535/cancel-shutdown-schedule`

**Before using it**

This snap automatically connect the shutdown interface.
After installing it, you can double check it running the command `snap connections powerscheduler`.

**Bug fixing**

Recently a bug in the scheduler has been fixed. If you are still using the 0.1 version, please update to the latest running `snap refresh powerschedule`

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Shutdown scheduler for Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core systems.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
ClashCross is a proxy debugging application built on the Clash core. We do not provide any services for it, so please refrain from giving feedback on any issues not related to the application's own usage.
ClashCross是一款以Clash为内核的代理调试应用，且我们不为其提供任何服务，请务必不要反馈任何非应用本身使用引起的问题。

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
ClashCross is a proxy debugging application built on the Clash core.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
inspur safety gateway based ubuntu core20.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
inspur safety gateway based ubuntu core20

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Dogecoin is a community-driven cryptocurrency that was inspired by a Shiba Inu meme. The Dogecoin Core software allows anyone to operate a node in the Dogecoin blockchain networks and uses the Scrypt hashing method for Proof of Work. It is adapted from Bitcoin Core and other cryptocurrencies.

The dogecoin-unofficial snap is unofficial, but it downloads and verifies official binaries from GitHub. The build script and generated .snap files are viewable at the website linked on this page.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Reference client of Dogecoin, a peer-to-peer digital currency like Bitcoin.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
FFmpeg is a collection of libraries and tools to process multimedia content such as audio, video, subtitles and related metadata.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
_This is NOT an original piece of work, just a snap of syncthing_

Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program. It synchronizes files between two or more computers in real time, safely protected from prying eyes. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where it is stored, whether it is shared with some third party, and how it's transmitted over the internet.

For more information see: https://syncthing.net/

**First-time users**

To configure your new node visit http://localhost:8384/

Read the doc at https://docs.syncthing.net/intro/getting-started.html on how to get started.

**Important change**

* As of v1.22.3-rc.2 syncthing-gael will use core22 as most of the users are on Ubuntu 22.04. This version will first be available on the edge channel.

* From v1.14.0 to v1.18.2 this snap used $SNAP_USER_COMMON as the home for config and shared folders. This was a mistake.
* In v1.18.3 config was still in $SNAP_USER_COMMON but newly configured shared folders were in $SNAP_COMMON by default (as it always should have been).
* Starting with v1.18.4 config is now stored by default in $SNAP_DATA and shared folders in $SNAP_COMMON.
* The v1.18.4 is backward compatible with the old versions and will use old config paths when appropriate.

**2024-04-09**
* v1.27.6 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2024-04-02**
* v1.27.5 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2024-03-05**
* v1.27.4 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2024-02-06**
* v1.27.3 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2024-01-02**
* v1.27.2 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-12-11**
* v1.27.1 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-12-05**
* v1.27.0 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-11-15**
* v1.26.1 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-11-06**
* v1.26.0 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-10-03**
* v1.25.0 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-09-05**
* v1.24.0 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-08-09**
* v1.23.7 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-07-04**
* v1.23.6 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-06-06**
* v1.23.5 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-04-05**
* v1.23.4 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-04-04**
* v1.23.3 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-03-07**
* v1.23.2 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-02-07**
* v1.23.1 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf

**2023-01-02**
* v1.23.0 available on amd64, arm64 & armhf
* syncthing-gael will now use core22 as most of the users are on Ubuntu 22.04

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Open Source Continuous File Synchronization

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
Pepecoin is a community-driven cryptocurrency that was inspired by Dogecoin. The Pepecoin Core software allows anyone to operate a node in the Pepecoin blockchain networks and uses the Scrypt hashing method for Proof of Work. It is adapted from Bitcoin Core and other cryptocurrencies.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Reference client of Pepecoin, a peer-to-peer digital currency like Bitcoin.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This application displays all logical cores on the machine and the current clock speed and core utilization. The theme is controlled by the OS.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
A simple, theme aware, cpu information tool

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
_This is NOT an original piece of work, just a snap of Knot Resolver_

Knot Resolver is a caching full resolver implementation written in C and LuaJIT, both a resolver library and a daemon. The core architecture is tiny and efficient, and provides a foundation and a state-machine like API for extensions. There are three modules built-in - iterator, validator, cache, and a few more are loaded by default. Most of the rich features are written in Lua(JIT) and C. Batteries are included, but optional.

The LuaJIT modules, support DNS privacy and DNSSEC, and persistent cache with low memory footprint make it a great personal DNS resolver or a research tool to tap into DNS data. TL;DR it's the OpenResty of DNS.

**First use**

* Read the doc at https://knot-resolver.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ on how to get started.

* Configure the resolver
`sudo vi /var/snap/knot-resolver-gael/current/kresd.conf`

* Restart Knot Resolver
`sudo snap restart knot-resolver-gael.kresd`

* Read the logs
`sudo journalctl --follow --lines 30 -u snap.knot-resolver-gael.kresd`

**Deny domain resolution (refreshed every 4 hrs)**

* Enter hosts lists URLs (optional)

`sudo vi /var/snap/knot-resolver-gael/common/policies/deny_hosts.url`

   # Sample deny host files URLs
   
   https://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/serverlist.php?hostformat=hosts;showintro=0
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts
   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anudeepND/blacklist/master/adservers.txt
   http://sysctl.org/cameleon/hosts

* Enter domains lists URLs (optional)

`sudo vi /var/snap/knot-resolver-gael/common/policies/deny_domains.url`

   # Sample deny domains URLs
   
   https://gitlab.com/quidsup/notrack-blocklists/raw/master/notrack-blocklist.txt
   https://s3.amazonaws.com/lists.disconnect.me/simple_ad.txt
   https://s3.amazonaws.com/lists.disconnect.me/simple_tracking.txt
   https://v.firebog.net/hosts/AdguardDNS.txt
   https://v.firebog.net/hosts/Easyprivacy.txt

* Restart deny policy
`sudo snap restart knot-resolver-gael.deny-policy`

* Read the logs
`sudo journalctl --follow --lines 30 -u snap.knot-resolver-gael.deny-policy`

* Add the deny policy list to kresd.conf

`sudo vi /var/snap/knot-resolver-gael/current/kresd.conf`

   policy.add(policy.rpz(policy.DENY, '/var/snap/knot-resolver-gael/common/policies/deny_policy.rpz',true))

* Restart Knot Resolver
`sudo snap restart knot-resolver-gael.kresd`

* Read the logs
`sudo journalctl --follow --lines 30 -u snap.knot-resolver-gael.kresd`

**2024-02-21**
* Updated to v5.7.1
* Fix for CVE-2023-50868: NSEC3 closest encloser proof can exhaust CPU
* Fix for CVE-2023-50387 "KeyTrap"

**2023-09-21**

* Updated to v5.7.0

**2023-02-08**

* Updated to v5.6.0
* knot-resolver-gael will now use core22 as most of the users are on Ubuntu 22.04

**2022-09-26**

* Updated to v5.5.3
* Fix CVE-2022-40188

**2022-06-14**

* Updated to v5.5.1

**2022-03-20**

* Updated to v5.5.0

**2022-01-11**

* Updated to v5.4.4

**2021-12-13**

* Updated to v5.4.3
 
**2021-10-14**

* Updated to v5.4.2

**2021-08-22**

* Updated to v5.4.1
* Dependencies cleanup

**2021-08-16**

* Added DNStap module. See https://snapcraft.io/dnstap-gael

**2021-07-30**

* Updated to v5.4.0

**2021-07-08**

* New build to resolve CVE-2021-22918/USN-5007-1

**2021-05-11**

* Updated to v5.3.2

**2021-04-11**

* Updated to v5.3.1
* Added deny list with Response Policy Zone (RPZ) refreshed every 4 hrs

**2021-03-28**

* First release of knot-resolver-gael v5.3.0 on arm64 architecture
* Caveat: I don't have the hardware to test it properly

**2021-03-14**

* First release of knot-resolver-gael v5.3.0 on amd64

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
This package installs helper scripts and infrastructure to run a minecraft server. While it does not ship the server jar file, the scripts will guide you through the process of installing the minecraft server jar, accepting the EULA and managing the minecraft server once it is up and running.

minecraft-server-jdstrand 16.04.\* uses openjdk-8 and is known compatible with minecraft server < 1.17 and incompatible with minecraft server 1.17 and higher. For the time being, this will continue to be available in the beta channel.

minecraft-server-jdstrand 20.04.\* is available via the stable and edge channels and ships with openjdk-8, openjdk-17 and openjdk-21. People upgrading from minecraft-server-jdstrand 16.04.\* will continue to use openjdk-8. New installs will default to openjdk-21 to facilitate running the latest minecraft server out of the box (eg, minecraft serrver 1.20.5 requires openjdk-21). The java version may be set via a configuration file and upgrades from 20.04.\* will use the previously configured version.

See 'minecraft-server-jdstrand.util help' for details.

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Minecraft server packaging for Ubuntu Core

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
**APP NOTE :#**

IF APP IS NOT LAUNCHING AFTER INSTALL, THEN RUN CMD BELOW IN YOUR SHELL

    sudo snap remove 4ktube --purge;sudo snap remove pyqt5-runtime-core20 --purge;sudo snap install pyqt5-runtime-core20;sudo snap install 4ktube;4ktube


**ABOUT APPLICATION :**

4KTUBE is a Powerful Application For Downloading **YouTube Videos, Playlists, Music And Online Videos/Audios From The Internet** in HD Resolutions.


**FEATURES :** 

 - Download **YouTube Videos in one Click** with Different Formats.
 - Download **YouTube Whole Playlist** in one Click. 
 - Download **YouTube Music Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Generic Online Website Video & Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Facebook Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Instagram Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **TikTok Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Rumble Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Odysee Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Bitchute Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Twitter Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Twitch Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **ArteTV Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Fandom Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - **Batch Download** Support For Multiple Videos In one Click
 - **Stream/Play YouTube Videos** Online Without Download.
 - Supports YouTube **Subtitles and CC Download**. 
 - YouTube **Search Suggestion** For Search Whole Youtube
 - Audio/Videos Complete **100% Ads Free** Online Stream **NO ADS**.
 - YouTube Search In The App with **Regional Country Support**.


**NOTE  #1**

ubuntu-restricted-extras package allows users to install ability to play popular non-free media formats, including DVD, MP3, Quicktime, and Windows Media formats. without this you would not be able to play videos inside the app.

    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras

**NOTE  #2**  

If CPU Temp is not Coming/not accurate in the System Monitor, then run below command in your Terminal/Shell.

    sudo snap connect 4ktube:hardware-observe

Info: Some features might be paid in the app. App includes InApp purchase.

**KEYWORDS:** 

*SnapDownloader, YTD Video Downloader, By Click Downloader, Allavsoft, VideoHunter, Youtube to mp3, dl youtube, snaptube, youtube dl, ktube, utube, redtube, video downloader, VideoSolo Inovideo, MP3 Studio, Leawo, iTubeGo, 4K Video Downloader, VideoProc, Y2mate, SaveFrom, Youtube Download, SaveMedia, Addoncrop YouTube Video Downloader, Youtube Video Downloader, BitDownloader,  y2mate application, y2mate 2k, y2mate desktop, youtube dashboard y2mate, xvideos downloader, xhamster downloader, xnxx downloader, tube8 downloader, y2mate playlist, y2mate io, clipgrab, Facebook downloader, Instagram downloader, Tiktok downloader, Youtube shots downloader, Rumble video downloader, All file downloader, Snapchat downloader, linkedin video downloader, SoundCloud Downloader, espn videos Downloader, yahoo video Downloader, reddit video Downloader, wikimedia and wikipedia video Downloader, brighteono video downloader *


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# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Download YouTube 4k/8k Videos/Playlist/Audio In One Click

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
**APP NOTE :#**

IF APP IS NOT LAUNCHING AFTER INSTALL, THEN RUN CMD BELOW IN YOUR SHELL

    sudo snap remove viztube --purge;sudo snap remove pyqt5-runtime-core20 --purge;sudo snap install pyqt5-runtime-core20;sudo snap install viztube;viztube


**ABOUT APPLICATION :**

VIZTUBE is a Powerful Application For Downloading **YouTube Videos, Playlists, Music And Online Videos/Audios From The Internet** in HD Resolutions.


**FEATURES :** 

 - Download **YouTube Videos in one Click** with Different Formats.
 - Download **YouTube Whole Playlist** in one Click. 
 - Download **YouTube Music Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Generic Online Website Video & Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Facebook Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Instagram Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **TikTok Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Rumble Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Odysee Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Bitchute Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Twitter Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Twitch Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **ArteTV Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - Download **Fandom Videos/Audio** in one Click.
 - **Batch Download** Support For Multiple Videos In one Click
 - **Stream/Play YouTube Videos** Online Without Download.
 - Supports YouTube **Subtitles and CC Download**. 
 - YouTube **Search Suggestion** For Search Whole YouTube
 - Audio/Videos Complete **100% Ads Free** Online Stream **NO ADS**.
 - YouTube Search In The App with **Regional Country Support**.


**NOTE  #1**

ubuntu-restricted-extras package allows users to install ability to play popular non-free media formats, including DVD, MP3, Quicktime, and Windows Media formats. without this you would not be able to play videos inside the app.

    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras

**NOTE  #2**  

If CPU Temp is not Coming/not accurate in the System Monitor, then run below command in your Terminal/Shell.

    sudo snap connect viztube:hardware-observe

Info: Some features might be paid in the app. App includes InApp purchase.

**KEYWORDS:** 

*SnapDownloader, YTD Video Downloader, By Click Downloader, Allavsoft, VideoHunter, Youtube to mp3, dl youtube, snaptube, youtube dl, ktube, utube, redtube, video downloader, VideoSolo Inovideo, MP3 Studio, Leawo, iTubeGo, 4K Video Downloader, VideoProc, Y2mate, SaveFrom, Youtube Download, SaveMedia, Addoncrop YouTube Video Downloader, Youtube Video Downloader, BitDownloader,  y2mate application, y2mate 2k, y2mate desktop, youtube dashboard y2mate, xvideos downloader, xhamster downloader, xnxx downloader, tube8 downloader, y2mate playlist, y2mate io, clipgrab, Facebook downloader, Instagram downloader, Tiktok downloader, Youtube shots downloader, Rumble video downloader, All file downloader, Snapchat downloader, linkedin video downloader, SoundCloud Downloader, espn videos Downloader, yahoo video Downloader, reddit video Downloader, wikimedia and wikipedia video Downloader, brighteono video downloader *


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# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Download YouTube Audio/Videos/Playlist in Mp4, Mkv, Mp3 formats

# _embedded.clickindex:package[].description
**APP NOTE :#**

IF APP IS NOT LAUNCHING AFTER INSTALL, THEN RUN CMD BELOW IN YOUR SHELL

    sudo snap remove formatlab --purge;sudo snap remove pyqt5-runtime-core20 --purge;sudo snap install pyqt5-runtime-core20;sudo snap install formatlab;formatlab


**ABOUT APPLICATION :**

**FormatLab** is a Powerful Tool for Converting **Video and Audio** files and supports almost **All Formats** with modern and widely supported codecs.

**FEATURES :** 

- Supports **All Popular Video Formats** with Modern Lossless Compression Technique.
- Supports **All Popular Audio Formats** in High quality Output with One Click.
- Supports **Video to HD Audio** File Conversion.
- Supports **Batch Conversions** for video and audio files.
- Supports **Video Quality Tweak** to change Lossless Quality for a video.
- Supports **FPS Tweak** to increase/decrease frame per second of a video.
- Supports **Drag and Drop files** Feature for easy Usability.
- System Monitor App inside to see your CPU usage while conversion.

**Supported Video Formats:**  
  
'mp4', 'mov', 'wmv', 'avi', 'flv', 'f4v', 'mkv', 'webm', 'mpeg',  
'm2ts', 'mpg', 'asf', 'swf' ..etc  
  
**Supported Audio Formats:**  
  
'mp3', 'm4a', 'wav', 'wma', 'aac', 'ogg', 'pcm', 'aiff', 'flac' .. etc  
  
**Support Valid input video formats**  
  
'ogg', 'rmvb', 'wmv', 'm4v', 'vro', 'm2v', 'webm', 'mpeg', 'tp',  
'mpg', 'ts', 'm2ts', 'mpeg4', 'm2p', 'mkv', '3gp2', 'mpeg2',  
'mod', 'tod', 'mxf', 'swf', 'mts', '3gp', 'dvr-ms', 'mov', 'amv',  
'3gpp', 'mpv', 'avi', 'ogv', 'dat', 'flv', 'mp4', 'vob', 'ogm',  
'qt', 'avs', 'asf', 'mpe', 'rm', 'trp', 'm1v', 'f4v', 'm2t',  
'3g2', 'nsv', 'dv', 'divx' ..etc  
  
**Support Valid input audio formats**  
  
'mp3', 'm4a', 'wav', 'wma', 'aac', 'ogg', 'pcm', 'aiff', 'flac' ..etc  
  
**NOTE #1**  
  
**Give Permission to Removable-Media Interface and Optical-Drive Interface**  
  
**Run below command in your Terminal/Shell.**  

    sudo snap connect formatlab:removable-media  
    sudo snap connect formatlab:optical-drive  

  
If CPU Temp is not Comming/not accurate in the System Monitor, then run below command in your Terminal/Shell.  
  

    sudo snap connect formatlab:hardware-observe  
  
**NOTE #2**  
  
ubuntu-restricted-extras package allows users to install ability to play popular non-free media formats, including DVD, MP3, Quicktime, and Windows Media formats. without this you would not be able to play videos inside the app.  

    sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras




Info: Some features might be paid in the app. App includes Inapp purchase.

**KEYWORDS:** 

*FFMpeg, Uniconverter, VideoProc Converter, Leawo Video Converter, WinX Video Converter, iDealshare, FonePaw, HitPaw, AVS, Movavi, Freemake, AVC, Prism, HandBrake, Wonderfox, VideoStudio, AnyMP4 Video Converter Ultimate, Aiseesoft Video Converter Ultimate, Acethinker, Stellar, Gilisoft, Porgram4pc, Cisdem, Tipard, Any Video Converter Free, Zamzar, Online-Convert, DVD VideoSoft, Hamster, MediaCoder, Gihosoft,  Clone2Go, Free Audio Video Pack, iTube Studio, Cloud Convert, Aconvert, vsdc, video2audio, videotoaudio, videotomp3 converter, ffmpeg convert mkv to mp4, ubuntu video converter, linux mp4 to mp3, ffmpeg convert vob to mp4, linux convert mkv to mp4, linux convert mp4 to mp3, convert video linux, linux converter, linux video convert, linux command line video converter, linux mp4 to mpeg, gnome video converter, linux mpeg encoder, linux mp4, linux mpeg to avi, convert vob to mp4 ubuntu, linux mpeg to dvd, linux video compression, convert vob to mp4 linux, linux mov to mp4, convert mov to mp4 ubuntu, convert mp4 to avi linux*

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# _embedded.clickindex:package[].summary
Convert Video & Audio Formats In One Click