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Why does nobody maintain PPAs anymore?
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A ppa is a repo. It’s Ubuntu stuff, and there’s no reason to work your ass off for Ubuntu for free. They’ll just shit on you and claim that snaps are great (they’re not)
They probably want you to package your app as a snap. Oh snap!
Yeah I was referring to repos generally but I come from Ubuntu so PPA is the term I used incorrectly