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The command "snap changes" allows you to view the current list of changes that have been made to the snap packages on your system.

Snap packages are a type of software package format that provide a way to package and distribute applications, along with their dependencies, in a self-contained manner. They are commonly used in systems running Ubuntu or other Linux distributions that support the Snap package management system.

When you run the "snap changes" command, it will display a list of recent changes that have been performed on the snap packages. This includes actions such as installation, removal, updates, or refreshes of the packages.

The displayed information typically includes a change ID, timestamp, status, summary of the change, and other details. The status indicates whether the change has been applied successfully or if there are any errors or issues.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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