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Ubuntu Core Desktop - presented by Ken VanDine at SCaLE 2024
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Just don't
ls /dev/loop*
🫣Yeah just.... Why? Why all those devices? Why auch a mess?
Snap and systemd are the worst things to happen to Linux. Both in Basic, maybe, not a bad idea but the implementation is horrible