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Nobara has a similar tool. Now when i see the package manager's update icon in the tray, I just hit the update script instead.
I'm on Fedora Silverblue (via uBlue), get the best of both worlds which is quite nice - I run
just updatein a terminal and it updates the system image (and anyrpm-ostreeoverrides), updates all Flatpaks, and then for all of my Distrobox containers it runs that distro's package manager update command.Never got a chance to use Mint's update tool, and was only on Nobara for a couple of days, so its been nice to finally be able to experience a nice "all-in-one updater".