Does not appear to have compatibility with gnome-shell version 42.

Note, when I upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04, snap-manager stopped working, and gnome extensions reports that "The extension is incompatible with the current GNOME version". I find this to be a really nice tool and I hope you can fix this incompatibility. Thanks!

Hi @fthx
Looking the source code of extension, I noticed that the options used to launch gnome-terminal are deprecated.
It would be convenient to fix this, because in later versions of gnome-terminal this option might be removed.

Steps to reproduce

1. Click any item in the extension menu.

The command used for log this warning: journalctl -f

Tested on: Gnome 40.0; Component: snap-manager@fthx, v. 30.

Is this extension aimed to enable translation files? It would be convenient to have it to match localectl when a related translated-content file exits.

Hi @fthx 👋
Once again I am using one more of your nice gnome shell extensions. This one is especially useful since gnome software + the snap plugin is not really working well sadly.

Anyways, I think the information in the notification might be too much

I think just the list of applications should be enough, i.e.
vlc
firefox
flameshot

Wdyt?

Notification message should not appear just to inform there is nothing to update, or the time of the next check.
I understand that it is useful to know that everything is up to date but it is more important to not distract user.
If all applications will do the same users will permanently stop their workflow and spend all of their time to read notifications.