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I dumped snapd because of the maintainers absolutely refusing to allow the users to customize the update schedule, or even disable automatic updates at all. Re
by ccmcarey 6y ago
I dumped snapd because of the maintainers absolutely refusing to allow the users to customize the update schedule, or even disable automatic updates at all.
Reading the thread with the discussion on it, seems there was real contempt towards letting the user decide not to update their packages.
- simosx 6y agohttps://snapcraft.io/docs/keeping-snaps-up-to-date https://snapcraft.io/docs/keeping-snaps-up-to-date
- SirYandi 6y agoI didn't see anything about completely disabling automatic updates there. Closest I could find was: "After a refresh, the next refresh can be delayed by up to 60 days, after which a refresh will be performed regardless of the refresh.hold value."
- phatfish 6y agoWith windows update the trick since MS enforced a similar update policy is to change the user the Windows Update service runs under to an account that doest have the required permissions. Not sure if that would work with Ubuntu though ;)
- em-bee 6y agoi am surprised that this is possible under windows. for ubuntu, it should be possible to disable the daemon that runs the update checks. at worst by hacking a script where the process is started.
- scoot_718 6y agoThere's a solution you're not seeing https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/how-to-completely-remove-snap/19395 https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/how-to-completely-remove-sna...