Back in mid-2019, we wrote a blog post detailing and comparing the most popular snaps across multiple distributions – Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora...
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In October, we shared a blog post detailing significant snap startup time improvements due to the use of a new compression algorithm. In that article, we...
These days, the internal workings of Linux applications involve many different moving parts. Sometimes, it can be rather difficult to debug them when things go...
Security and performance are often mutually exclusive concepts. A great user experience is one that manages to blend the two in a way that does not compromise...
The good folks in the Uno Platform community have ported the open-source Windows Calculator to Linux. And they’ve done it quicker than Microsoft could bring...
In environments with large numbers of client machines, configuration management tools are often used to simplify and standardize the target state of each host...
The Snap Store has been designed to enable upstream developers and enthusiastic community contributors to publish snaps. As with most Linux packaging...
If you’re a snap developer, you know that snap development is terribly easy. Or rather complex and difficult. Depending on your application code and...
One of the defining features of snaps is their strong security. Snaps are designed to run isolated from the underlying system, with granular control and access...
You’d think we would be running out of terrible/great (delete as applicable) 80s songs to try and shoehorn into the titles of these blog posts. Turns out, not...
