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I don't run any APT based distribution right now but I understand the issues... I think the biggest problem I see is Canonical developing what looks like a very
by zentiggr 6y ago
I don't run any APT based distribution right now but I understand the issues... I think the biggest problem I see is Canonical developing what looks like a very useful tool but holding it proprietary.
If Canonical provided the snap creation and hosting tools to the community I imagine it would be judged on its technical merits.
As it is, I see more and more reports that Canonical is trying to gain more and more control and that's exactly what I don't like to see.
Would have tried Ubuntu but they've poisoned that well. I'll have to recalculate.
- xav0989 6y agoAs far as I can tell, snapcraft[0], the tool that allows the creation of snaps is open-source and on github. However the hosting server-side code is closed source. [0]: https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft