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Well, if one really wanted to use a different store, they'd have to change hard-coded URLs in snapd's source code (for example `snap login`), set up all the stu

by jhasse 10y ago

Well, if one really wanted to use a different store, they'd have to change hard-coded URLs in snapd's source code (for example `snap login`), set up all the stuff (which was only tested on Ubuntu) and then ship these new tools. I doubt that Canonical would let you keep the "snap" name by then ...

mhall119 10y ago
Somebody who wants to setup their own store can send a pull request making the changes they need to snapd to make it easier to configure. Right now it's unclear if a "different store" would use the same data and protocol or would want to do something entirely different. In the end it's just a means of getting a .snap downloaded, so it can be as similar or different as the implementer wants.