Not a fan of the Snap Store that comes preinstalled in Ubuntu these days? Well, you can easily install original GNOME Software Center in Ubuntu.

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Ubuntu uses its own App Center focused on Snap packages instead of the GNOME Software Center. This tutorial shows how to install the original GNOME Software Center on Ubuntu, including enabling Flatpak support. It explains how to install, manage, and remove applications using GNOME Software and how to set it as the default for opening deb files.

Getting the Real GNOME Software Back in Ubuntu 24.04

Make GNOME Software the default choice for deb files