10 Benefits of Publishing Your App in the Snap Store [Video]
Snaps need little introduction themselves. These versatile, distro-agnostic app bundles come furnished with all sort of bells and whistles, including transactional updates, auto-updates, roll back, security, permissions, and so on.
And developers are, clearly, taking advantage. There are several hundred apps available in the Snap store, including big-name software like Spotify, Skype and LibreOffice.
Clearly, snaps help defrag the many different Linux distro choices and make it for seamless for users, especially non-tech ones. Alan, or ‘Popey’ as he’s better known, reels off a compelling set of reasons why app developers may want to Snap their app up and make it available to the world via the snazzy Snap store. It is only 15 mins long and well worth watching.
See https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/02/why-create-a-snap-app-this-video-explains-all
#snaps #linux
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Snaps need little introduction themselves. These versatile, distro-agnostic app bundles come furnished with all sort of bells and whistles, including transactional updates, auto-updates, roll back, security, permissions, and so on.
And developers are, clearly, taking advantage. There are several hundred apps available in the Snap store, including big-name software like Spotify, Skype and LibreOffice.
Clearly, snaps help defrag the many different Linux distro choices and make it for seamless for users, especially non-tech ones. Alan, or ‘Popey’ as he’s better known, reels off a compelling set of reasons why app developers may want to Snap their app up and make it available to the world via the snazzy Snap store. It is only 15 mins long and well worth watching.
See https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/02/why-create-a-snap-app-this-video-explains-all
#snaps #linux
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10 Benefits of Publishing Your App in the Snap Store [Video] - OMG! Ubuntu! Canonical's Alan Pope lists 10 benefits of publishing apps in the Snap store. His talk was recorded at the FOSDEM Linux conference in Belgium. |
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