but my mom uses arch
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Your mom is awesome
yeah she uses it for her flat feet
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I hear she goes.
"Sandboxed"
has it happened again? lol
What the hell is a snap?
Snaps are containerised software packages.
They include all of the dependencies for the software to work.
In my case, I use them when what I'm looking for is not available via apt but it is via snap.
Not all. There are common dependency snaps like several different simultaneous gnome versions.
True, but they're installed automatically.
That sounds like packages but worse.