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Then they spend time to find out what is causing the problem. Yes, except when the normal user can’t get things to work. The only people who care about the packaging system are nerds, like you, and me.
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They don’t care what package format the software comes in.
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For some of those applications the only way to install them is to download the source, and compile it yourself.Īverage users want to install and use software. Many of those are applications which are not available in the Ubuntu archive, at all. We have enabled thousands of applications to be added to the Snap Store. In fact there is less than 5% of users who want snap software, however, with Ubuntu imposing snaps by default, many beginners find themselves, by mistake, with a snap package when they didn’t want it! On the contrary, snaps are not in demand!
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Me, I’m going to set aside time to find out how to set up the non-snap versions of every snap that doesn’t work with our set up. Sand boxing adds security if done right but if it reduces usability too much people will work around it. Personally I don’t know if snaps are in demand or not. I saved it locally and moved it afterward, Today I tried to save a recipe into a shared folder and failed. And failed but it took awhile for me figure out it was yet another snap problem. Then I tried to add a helper application to Firefox, one living in /usr/bin. The first video I tried to play was the installed by Ubuntu under Examples, a link to another location not accessible to snaps. We used VLC as out video player on Windows and installed it from the Ubuntu Software, sadly, it is a snap. One time forgetting something and important data is lost. In my opinion this makes the KeePassXC snap too difficult to use. Now to work, all we need is every user to remember to replace the master if they make any changes AND let the other use know. Our current kludge until I can find the time to find a replacement that works is to store the master copy in the public folder and a local copy. That means our shared KeePass database, stored in a shared folder, can’t be accessed by KeePassXC. We used KeePass on Windows and found KeePassXC under Ubuntu software. I created an account specially for sharing files.Īnd not a single snap can access them. I think snaps would work better in a single user environment but we have a family computer with a lot of shared files. But we’re also both disabled with ongoing medical problems so do not want to spend a lot of time dealing with “computer issues” instead of just using it for what we want.Īnd I apologize but I was unable to find any guide on how to handle the quoted text markup language, so this may look bad when I’m done. My wife and I are just moving to Ubuntu 18.04 from Windows 7. I’m late to the discussion but think I can add a different perspective.
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