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They aren't going for a model like Steam where they sell software to end-users. The idea is to get enterprises hooked on using snaps to distribute their softwar
by teraflop 6y ago
They aren't going for a model like Steam where they sell software to end-users. The idea is to get enterprises hooked on using snaps to distribute their software internally, and then charge them for private repository hosting.
- kd913 6y agoThen fair play for Canonical to get revenue streams from enterprise? From my perspective the primary motivation seems rather simple in minimizing the maintenance costs/testing of having to publish software for 5-6 distributions. That to me seems more plausible than evil mustache twisting capitalist reasons.