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Ubuntu snappyhttp://www.linuxjournal.com/content/more-stable-fu...

Atomic packages make applications more self-contained and stable, but there is a cost. It inevitably will lead to some duplication between packages, requiring more disk space overall.
Ma che cazzo stanno facendo in canonical?
Young professional woman and busy mom.-
Re: Ubuntu snappyScritto daNon Autenticatoil 2015-05-09 00:49:31.0 alle 2015-05-09 00:49:31.0Scritto da: ::1
> http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/more-stable-fu...
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> Atomic packages make applications more self-contained and stable, but there is a cost. It inevitably will lead to some duplication between packages, requiring more disk space overall.
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> Ma che cazzo stanno facendo in canonical?
Atomic packages: Snappy packages are self-contained. All the dependencies of an application are bundled together into a single package, and they are shipped together. With APT, installing one package often requires multiple dependent packages to be installed at the same time. Snappy puts an end to this. Atomic packages make applications more self-contained and stable, but there is a cost. It inevitably will lead to some duplication between packages, requiring more disk space overall.
Non mi sembra una cattiva idea
Mi sono sempre piaciuti i programmi portable e self contained. Però dovrebbero prevederli come opzione, non imporli.-
Re: Ubuntu snappyScritto da:
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> Atomic packages: Snappy packages are self-contained. All the dependencies of an application are bundled together into a single package, and they are shipped together. With APT, installing one package often requires multiple dependent packages to be installed at the same time. Snappy puts an end to this. Atomic packages make applications more self-contained and stable, but there is a cost. It inevitably will lead to some duplication between packages, requiring more disk space overall.
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> Non mi sembra una cattiva idea
> Mi sono sempre piaciuti i programmi portable e self contained. Però dovrebbero prevederli come opzione, non imporli.
NixOS implementa decisamente meglio il concetto, permettendo di installare parallelamente versioni diverse delle librerie e dei programmi.Young professional woman and busy mom.
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Re: Ubuntu snappyScritto daAlessandrox(XYZ)Trollil 2015-05-09 17:51:36.0 alle 2015-05-09 17:51:36.0Trollate totali: 11555Basterebbe fare un migliore uso di /opt
Canonical è fumo negli occhiMa smettila di secernere cazzate!
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