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The difference between systemd and snap is that systemd has been validated by almost all the major distro makers. The exceptions are largely people who don’t wa
by thawaway1837 6y ago
The difference between systemd and snap is that systemd has been validated by almost all the major distro makers. The exceptions are largely people who don’t want systemd precisely because of systemd’s popularity, and they want to retain some diversity in the ecosystem.
Canonical could barely get its own users to prefer snaps over the alternatives, which is why they are forcing it onto them.
- michaelmrose 6y agoMore people using a system doesn't validate anything by that definition we ought to deprecate linux and mac on the desktop and all just use windows. Concepts and tools require objective validation not popularity.