No worries, that is the idea
The point was that it seems like an illogical comparison and conclusion.
You asked a flawed collection of functions which then gave you old or incompatible commands that did not work with the current OS example. Having been given commands that ‘did not work’ you understood this to be a failing of that OS and asked those same “AI” that gave you those bad commands to justify that perspective.
But again we need to know what you mean.
Whether something has output is not dependent on konsole but on the thing you executed.
What are you executing and what are you expecting?
Again a clanker being pretty dumb.
history.
Thats the command.
Maybe something like history | tail -n 10 if you want the last 10 commands.
This has been true for decades.
For all input and all outputs then you might need to do something else.
I might even suggest some sort of addition to your shells rc file.
But you could use a simple thing like script;
script yiristory.log
Then everything will be logged to the yiristory.log file.
(And can be ended with exit.)
Again no.
Flatpak is not ‘adding a repo’.
Its similar but its an entirely different software framework.
You enabled flatpak (and used the default flatpak repos with it).
And jdownloader2 is in the repositories.
So is picard.
With various related packages in the AUR; which is probably where you want to get most of your ‘cannot find in the repos’ packages.
But its important to become familiar with it before using;
But given that both examples are available without the AUR I think maybe we are missing some fundamental understandings?
How are you searching for software?