First … please see the following for how to share (and format) system info:
This is likely related to the VERY reported bug with xdg-desktop-portal-gnome
, which you should not even have installed in XFCE. Remove it … install xdg-desktop-portal-gtk
if needed.
Really?
If you want my real answer ? No. SNAP is terrible, wastes resources, etc etc.
Though … according to your information here … it is not the source of your problems.
Now back to your original query about system packages … I made a tool for that:
You can run it for a test like
./mapare -i -p
Or, since you mentioned graphical environment … maybe you want to target only the ‘desktop’ packages:
./mapare -i -d -p
It will prompt you for your manjaro flavor/desktop - type xfce
.
If you want the tool to run the things for you then run the command again omitting the -p
(print).
(more info can of course be found by the help, -h
)