Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 18.04 includes the calculator as a snap.
The standard installation of snap, with no custom snap apps installed
other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 1.6GB of
hard disk. Calc takes forever to start in a modern machine compared to
the normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's
home dir (with name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not ready
to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04 includes the calculator as a snap.
The standard installation of snap, with no custom snap apps installed
other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 384MB of
- hard disk. Calc forever to start in a standard machine compared to the
- normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's home
- dir (with name name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
+ hard disk. Calc takes forever to start in a modern machine compared to
+ the normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's
+ home dir (with name name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not mature
enough, or even ready, to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04 includes the calculator as a snap.
The standard installation of snap, with no custom snap apps installed
other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 384MB of
hard disk. Calc takes forever to start in a modern machine compared to
the normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's
- home dir (with name name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
+ home dir (with name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not mature
enough, or even ready, to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04 includes the calculator as a snap.
The standard installation of snap, with no custom snap apps installed
other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 384MB of
hard disk. Calc takes forever to start in a modern machine compared to
the normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's
home dir (with name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
- Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not mature
- enough, or even ready, to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
+ Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not ready
+ to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu includes calc as snap and not app
+ Ubuntu LTS includes calc as snap
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 18.04 includes the calculator as a snap.
The standard installation of snap, with no custom snap apps installed
- other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 384MB of
+ other than what Ubuntu installs by default, takes a whooping 1.6GB of
hard disk. Calc takes forever to start in a modern machine compared to
the normal calc installed with APT, creates snap files in the user's
home dir (with name $HOME/snap). This is ridiculous.
Snap is immature, there's no sysadmin tool support, and it's not ready
to make it the default for standard Ubuntu LTS.
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Ubuntu LTS includes calc as snap
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