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Yes, I understand that there're people in the community who try to fix the problems. But it's really unfortunate, that Canonical tells us that it's secure where
by solomatov 8y ago
Yes, I understand that there're people in the community who try to fix the problems. But it's really unfortunate, that Canonical tells us that it's secure whereas it's not: https://snapcraft.io/ https://snapcraft.io/
>Snaps are containerised software packages that are simple to create and install. They auto-update and are safe to run. And because they bundle their dependencies, they work on all major Linux systems without modification.
- matthewbauer 8y agoFrom what I gather, Snappy is mostly a marketing gimmick by Canonical. If you want to packages apps, you should use something like FlatPak or AppImage.
- solomatov 8y agoDo you know whether they more secure than snaps? I like the idea of running whatever I want on my hardware without compromising security very much.