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Snap taking a dump into the output of "mount" alone is reason enough for me to hate it. I want to see my drives, not that three bundles of libraries are separat
by ahartmetz 3y ago
Snap taking a dump into the output of "mount" alone is reason enough for me to hate it. I want to see my drives, not that three bundles of libraries are separately mounted into "firefox snap dir" and three others into "snap base package dir" or whatever. There are other offenders, but Snap is the worst. I resort to "df" these days, but it doesn't show filesystem type and mount flags.
- tryauuum 3y agothis is a pretty weird complaint, the beauty of mount output shouldn't be in the developers' priorities
- ahartmetz 3y agoIt's not the beauty, it's the usefulness. If the information that you want is buried in irrelevant information, it's effectively harder to get.
- neitsab 3y agoWorkaround: mount | grep -v snap which you can record in an alias for easy access. Not great, but you implement it once and are done with it.