kernel 4.15.0. Linux Mint does support 32 bit and 64 bit. I've heard rumors that they're thinking about getting rid of the 32 bit. Yeah. And I think that's an Ubuntu decision that will affect all Ubuntu derivatives. Yeah. So Mint does not support snaps out of the box. OK. They support flat packs. Ah, OK. So that's the route they've chosen to go. So how do you if you want snaps, can you add it? Yeah, it's sudo apt install snapped or snapd and you've got it. All you do is just load the the library so you can use snaps, you can use snaps to flat packs and you can use flat packs on and snaps on Ubuntu Mate because they're both Ubuntu based. So it's just that was the route they wanted to go with. I really care. I mean, either one seems to work. I've used both. So I would say this is not a game breaker, game changer. They both support the same thing. You might have to put one little command in to get the support. OK, that's really hard. Yeah. What's it going to move on? Yeah. The one I'm (28/42)
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