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Then fine, run sudo snap revert to go back to a hopefully older stable build/revision. Certainly a better as an option than going back to version 68. Also I do
by kd913 6y ago
Then fine, run sudo snap revert to go back to a hopefully older stable build/revision. Certainly a better as an option than going back to version 68.
Also I don't really care about startups when the difference is on the order of 1-5 seconds. It is not the dominant factor in my boot times. The slowest aspect for me is still typing passwords. Services which are waiting for online for network interface also take longer.
- inetknght 6y ago> Then fine, run sudo snap revert No. The solution shouldn't be on users to learn another package management system beyond what the OS already provides.
- kd913 6y agoIt's not beyond what the OS provides? Snap is a part of ubuntu? The CLI interface for snap I find is a lot more intuitive than flatpak. Also what rights do you have to become the UX arbiter here?
- inetknght 6y agoThe OS provides `apt-get`. Learning more than `apt-get` is and should be completely unnecessary and a bad choice of Ubuntu's Canonical. > Also what rights do you have to become the UX arbiter here? I am a user. So user experience is certainly arbitrary.
- mixmastamyk 6y ago68 is the last non-broken version.