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Does anyone know if they fixed the bug where snaps don't work if your home directory isn't /home/<user>, or is on NFS?

• 5- 6y ago
  of course not, the only progress so far has been people coming up with horrifying workarounds: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1620771 https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1620771
  • yisonPylkita 6y ago
    My god! Being unable to use snaps when you have “non-standard” home directory is ridiculous. What’s even more ridiculous is a response from snap developers - they marked this issue as “Won’t Fix”. Dear snap developers, don’t make false assumptions that every user in Linux has to have home directory as /home/username just because standard Ubuntu installer does this. Only thing that you should care about here is $HOME
    • petre 6y ago
      People will ditch snap and they'll end up using flatpak or something else just like the rest of the world. It happened with upstart and it then it happened with mir and unity. I uninstalled it on all my Ubuntu systems and put it on hold. No new Ubuntu installs, switched to Debian.
• deleted 6y ago
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• yrro 6y ago
  What the actual fudge? So my Asad AD trust users, whose home directories are /home/example.com/sam-account-name, are going to run into trouble when they upgrade to 20.04? I think I am going to have to start figuring out a plan to migrate them all over to RHEL...
  • yrro 6y ago
    s/Asad/SSSD/