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PSA: The Docker Snap package on Ubuntu sucks.
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this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2024
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Lol. Yeah that was my reaction to the headline as well. "You did what ?"
Why does Docker has a snap version in the first place anyway? Did Canonical pester them to do it?
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Nope, it's just Canonical went ahead and publish it there by themselves.
It’s also offered as part of the installation process at least for Ubuntu server. If you don’t know better it bites you real quick.
Now I know better. No more Ubuntu Server.
It's insane how many things they push as Snaps when they are entirely incompatible with the Snap model.
I think everyone first learns what Snaps are by googling "why doesn't ____ work on Ubuntu?" For me, it was Filebot. Spent an hour or two trying to figure out how the hell to get it to actually, you know, access my files. (This was a few years ago, so maybe things are better now. Not sure. I don't live that Snap life anymore, and I'm not going back.)
:)