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> The server itself is proprietary and the Snap client is hardcoded to point to Canonical's servers (repos are not configurable). So fork it and change the cod
by Mikeb85 4y ago
> The server itself is proprietary and the Snap client is hardcoded to point to Canonical's servers (repos are not configurable).
So fork it and change the code. This isn't the definition of "proprietary". There's still nothing stopping people from having their own snap store except a lil effort.
- pxc 4y agoA client/server application where the server is proprietary isn't really a free software application as far as I'm concerned, even if the server is easy to clone. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I expect better from 'open-source' in my personal computing life, and competitors seem happy to deliver it. If that makes me fussy, oh well.