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Oh Snap! Canonical now doing manual reviews for new packages due to scam apps
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Snap still has users?
Anyone using Ubuntu
I use Ubuntu.
Downvotes to the right mocking laughs to my face.
Ubuntu may be good at being semi-stable.
Just run unsnap and experience actually secure apps.
Did you know that Snaps are only sandboxed on Ubuntu with Apparmor? This makes them more versatile than Flatpaks using Bubblewrap (the whole system is sandboxed like that) but will break all sandboxing if systems dont use Apparmor, or dont include all patches.
But not voluntarily. Since it's.integrated with apt you randomly get snap garbage installed instead.
Last I used Ubuntu, removing snap was a one time thing that took 5 minutes, of which 4 of them was looking for my notes from the time before.
I ditched Ubuntu, but it wasn't because of snap. Maybe this has changed in the last 3 years?
Before the current itteration of my homelab I used Ubuntu. Never used snap tho.