>Ubuntu Core is a version of Ubuntu that's comprised entirely of snaps, with even the Linux kernel being a snap.>KDE wants to make a version of Ubuntu Core that runs KDE: KDE Neon CoreCan your flathacks do this?
what a bunch of cancer
>>102418286Ubuntu more like deluluntu, amirite? The hell is mark smoking o_0
>>102418299>what a bunch of c- *CRASHES*Oh no, I guess your hecking package manager updated lib.ussy.so from version 2.2.3.7 to 2.2.4.0 and that broke your system. Oopsie.
>>102418286>>102418299>>102418322Why do we hate snaps again? They just work.
>>102418532Snaps predate Flatpack by a lot, it's flatpacks which are inferior not invented here cope from redhate.
>>102418532deluluntufags are next level mentally challenged
>>102418908lol. flatpacks are just dockers for gtk/qt desktop programs
>>102418532Proprietary backend
>>102418947Not an argument.>>102419128A fair argument.
>>102419052You have it backwards shill. Snaps are containerized. Flatpak is its own beast. The anon you are replying to is 100% correct.
>>102418286>boots docker images from your grub fileNothing personnel ubuntards
>>102418286fuck all that trash just give me a deb or a pacman package.
Neat. I always thought Ubuntu Core is a better approach to immutable/atomic desktops than OpenSUSE MicroOS or Fedora Atomic.
>>102419128Proprietary backend doesn't prevent Snap from being Free Software.Stallman has been clear about this: only the software that runs on your machine must be free. But if the backend of the service is proprietary that's not an issue since that doesn't run on your machine.