[gjsman-1000]

I'm still not exactly sure, to be honest, why Snap exists.

The desktop on Linux has gone Flatpak.

If I'm running a server, why the heck would I trust Snap, a platform that until recently didn't even let me control updates, over Docker? If something goes wrong, who do I call? If I need a custom storage arrangement, who do I call? If I need a custom network arrangement, who do I call? If I need to scale up, who do I call? Why would I subject myself to this?

Is it IoT? Maybe it has a market there - but why doesn't it focus on being the best it can be, solely for that market, then?

One more note: Snap even allowing unapproved repackaging of apps was, in my opinion, a very bad idea in the first place. Case in point: Even the Snap homepage is advertising a community repackage of a password manager ("NordPass" - developer not verified). Why the heck should Snap be proud of that?

(Edit: Apparently NordPass's website does point to it - but the developer remains unverified. What's the point of verification...)

[ladyanita22]

For reference, I've checked the Flatpak app and can confirm that the Flatpak for Exodus is the correct Electron app. In Flathub it's as easy as going to the github of the store and looking at the package's instructions. You'll see what it does is basically downloading the ZIP from the offical Exodus website and run it.