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How do I restore a snap to pristine condition
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How do I restore a snap's state to pristine condition?
A snap was working fine, then crashed, and now it perpetually crashes. Something in it's state has changed and I'd like to restore it to pristine - as if it were just installed. How is this done?
Specific problem
I installed a snap (remmina) and was able to use it for a short period if time. I then had a crash (not sure whether that was server/client fault), and now I am unable to connect to that particular device again. It is likely that the software state has become indeterminate.
So I'd like to return it to pristine state.
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How do I restore a snap's state to pristine condition?
A snap was working fine, then crashed, and now it perpetually crashes. Something in it's state has changed and I'd like to restore it to pristine - as if it were just installed. How is this done?
Specific problem
I installed a snap (remmina) and was able to use it for a short period if time. I then had a crash (not sure whether that was server/client fault), and now I am unable to connect to that particular device again. It is likely that the software state has become indeterminate.
So I'd like to return it to pristine state.
snap
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
add a comment |
How do I restore a snap's state to pristine condition?
A snap was working fine, then crashed, and now it perpetually crashes. Something in it's state has changed and I'd like to restore it to pristine - as if it were just installed. How is this done?
Specific problem
I installed a snap (remmina) and was able to use it for a short period if time. I then had a crash (not sure whether that was server/client fault), and now I am unable to connect to that particular device again. It is likely that the software state has become indeterminate.
So I'd like to return it to pristine state.
snap
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
How do I restore a snap's state to pristine condition?
A snap was working fine, then crashed, and now it perpetually crashes. Something in it's state has changed and I'd like to restore it to pristine - as if it were just installed. How is this done?
Specific problem
I installed a snap (remmina) and was able to use it for a short period if time. I then had a crash (not sure whether that was server/client fault), and now I am unable to connect to that particular device again. It is likely that the software state has become indeterminate.
So I'd like to return it to pristine state.
snap
snap
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
asked 8 mins ago
GregGreg
961812
961812
add a comment |
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