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I remember when Ubuntu decided to reroute apt installations into SNAP installs. So you install a package via apt and there was logic to see if they should disre
by sovietmudkipz 8mo ago
I remember when Ubuntu decided to reroute apt installations into SNAP installs. So you install a package via apt and there was logic to see if they should disregard your command and install a SNAP instead. Do they still do that?
It annoyed me so much that I switched to mint.
- newsoftheday 8mo agoI agree with the sentiment but I keep Snap disabled because I like Kubuntu (Ubuntu with KDE) for its rock solid stability.
- kevinrineer 8mo ago> Do they still do that? Yes. I know its more than firefox, but I don't have the full list. On 24.04: me@comp:~$ apt info firefox | head -n 5 WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. Package: firefox Version: 1:1snap1-0ubuntu7 Priority: optional Section: web Origin: Ubuntu me@comp:~$