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Once again I live mostly outside of the Ubuntu desktop world except for a few servers I have running. Dumb question here, but why 'should' a package management
by jarym 6y ago
Once again I live mostly outside of the Ubuntu desktop world except for a few servers I have running. Dumb question here, but why 'should' a package management system (I imagine the job of which is predominantly installation/update/removal of software) impact the load time of a package once installed?
- sgc 6y agoMy guess would be checking the internet to see if there is an update available before launch.
- rlpb 6y agoSnaps are shipped as compressed squashfs images that are dynamically read at runtime rather than being extracted to your filesystem at install time. The trade-off is that you win on hard disk usage and installation / revert time, but the payment is increased startup time.