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Not at all!
My example above is intentionally simple (thereby easy for a beginner to reproduce)
I happily agree that the relying upon dhcp introduces a single-pont-of-failure. A robust setup will...

LXD bridging is a two step process.

1) Netplan (create the bridge and connect it to the real LAN)
2) LXD Profile (use the bridge)

If you skip step 1, then LXD creates a bridge which cannot...

One of the nice things about Ubuntu Discourse is that you get to see actions in progress.
Including the incomplete release notes as it gets pecked at by various engineers.

One assumes you are trying to complain about vulnerability to a man-in-the-middle attack from an http (not https) apt mirror.

1. There are https mirrors. You are welcome to use one of those. See...

For snap users: The forum requires re-login whenever the browser snap is refreshed (updated)

I suppose you could ask Gnome to review their design.
Or you could address the password-passing problem. Folks do that when the current setup does not meet their needs. That's symptomatic of an...

Please show us a complete apt policy <packagename> output for a package that doesn't upgrade.

You wrote that you notice this only when you run an apt upgrade, so we understand that a useful...

Bridging and LXD became considerably easier a few years ago.

1. Set up the bridge in Netplan

In this example, the IP addresses are all set by the router (dhcp=true) merely to keep the example...

LXD containers using macvlan cannot access the host. That's just a baked-in limitation of using macvlan.
You seem to be using the wrong networking method for what you want to accomplish.

You can...

Healthy folks do not feel such passion for software that they did not create.

The most common reason is that Allowed-Origin is inaccurate. It must be an exact match.

Did you check your unattended upgrades log?

What's best for you may be very different from what's best for us.

If this is your first install, just follow the installer defaults. Someday, when you have a good understanding of your real-world...

Please open a terminal.

Run "sudo apt update"
Then run "sudo apt upgrade"

Copy (not screenshot) the complete output of both. Paste the text into your reply.
Make sure it's complete and...

Try the much simpler step of rebooting into an older kernel at GRUB,

We are not Canonical employees and have no special insight into Pro.

The "Mailman" package was removed from Ubuntu after 20.04.
In Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04, the package was in the Universe pocket...

The Ubuntu installer includes a "Try Ubuntu" environment so you can answer these questions for yourself.

Test your hardware and desired software before committing to an install.

Let's offer a bit of a correction about the "current deb version"...

1.2.2 = Debian oldoldstable. Not available in any supported release of Ubuntu.
1.3.1 = Debian oldstable and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS...

Seems like Frustration + Misunderstanding.
A very old tale. Particularly easy to occur when everyone involved has never met.

If the Origin is "Docker", then the Origin is not "${distro_id}Docker"

See https://askubuntu.com/a/1286233/19626 for how to figure out the correct Origin and Section.

I wrote it back in 2020, and it's still the same.

Your Unattended Upgrades settings show the default setting: ONLY security upgrades from the Ubuntu repos and nothing else.

Your list of available upgrades does not seem to show any of those. That...

That window is snap-store running. Snaps must be stopped to refresh.
Thus, Snap-store cannot update itself from the GUI.

Quit and wait a few hours (real Quit. Merely closing the window is not...

Hmmm.

The versions are appropriate. It's not an arch conflict. The control files don't have 'breaks' (which they seemingly should when both provide the same file).

I think we need a kernel pro...

It does exactly that in many circumstances.

Neither debs nor snaps check for updates at system restart unless a certain amount of time has passed since the last check. And they check at different...

If you have a router, then you already have a LAN.
Login to it and start looking at the settings.

The key setting is assigning consistent IP addresses to the media server (so you can find it) and...