Nineteen distribution channels later: what it actually costs to give a terminal editor away for free on Linux, and why the next step is a static musl binary that updates itself.
That would make it worse. Then it would only be usable on systems based off of canonical. Not even debian. Snap does have a few small technical benefits over something like flat pack currently. But if you want to just package it and run it anywhere. Flat pack is the go-to
That would make it worse. Then it would only be usable on systems based off of canonical. Not even debian. Snap does have a few small technical benefits over something like flat pack currently. But if you want to just package it and run it anywhere. Flat pack is the go-to
I think you can install snaps on Debian
They already support many repos. Adding Snap does not make it worse for the others.