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Four issues with Snap: 1) You don't have control over how it updates packages. By default it can eat your LTE if you run your laptop after a while, for example.
by orloffm 5y ago
Four issues with Snap:
1) You don't have control over how it updates packages. By default it can eat your LTE if you run your laptop after a while, for example.
2) It's eating into apt world. They are migrating programs into it which could've been usual apt packages.
3) It normalized longer startup times.
4) There are still issues with file system interop etc, but I personally can't provide an example.
- nsonha 5y ago> There are still issues with file system interop etc, but I personally can't provide an example. Is that why my firefox downloads file into a tmp directory instead of ~/Downloads? I also used to have vscode unable to sudo but it's no longer the case, maybe it's flatpak now, haven't checked