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I found Snap to be frustating. It's trying to address a real problem but imho it fails to make life easier. As soon as something breaks or goes wrong and I have
by chrsw 4y ago
I found Snap to be frustating. It's trying to address a real problem but imho it fails to make life easier. As soon as something breaks or goes wrong and I have to look under the hood, my mental model of how traditional Unix software managment "works" is almost useless.
Why can't something be coherent and powerful behind the scenes but slick up front for users who don't want to think too much about the complexities of software managment?