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Shortly after the push to manage everything through snap, I set up ubuntu server and installed docker, to support a client facing demo involving a few container
by xkcd-sucks 4y ago
Shortly after the push to manage everything through snap, I set up ubuntu server and installed docker, to support a client facing demo involving a few containers. A few hours before the demo snap updated docker to a version that was totally broken and there was much embarrassment. That day I gave up on Ubuntu completely and never looked back.
- avg_dev 4y agowhat do you use now?
- xkcd-sucks 4y agoMostly....... PopOS with KDE, lol, the 3rd party driver installation convenience is really nice. Or plain old debian for server stuff.
- jetbalsa 4y agoDebian, Debian all the way
- remram 4y agoOn a friend's machine, Ubuntu had somehow managed to install both the APT docker and the Snap docker. This caused the entire disk to fill with log messages from the snap docker trying and failing to start, since another docker was already running. Removing snapd is the first thing I do on any Ubuntu machine now, whether mine or my friends'. This now requires adding a PPA for Firefox since 22.04 but otherwise I have never had to deal with snap again.