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by xet7
2137 days ago
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> My main reason for disliking Snap is the fact that it allows anybody in the world to publish a package with minimal moderation. This completely undermines the inherent trust that system package managers should have. Where do we get more maintainers? Sometimes in my development I release one new Wekan version per day. Canonical's Snap build servers download Wekan source code directly from GitHub, it is very transparent. > On the sandboxing - it's good in principle, but rarely seems to be implemented in a truly meaningful way Wekan Snap has strict sandbox, so code can not access any other directory that /var/snap/wekan/common. So in case someone would find exploit for web service, it can not escape sandbox. It is very important. |
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