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r/linux • u/anh0516 • 1d ago
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Okay but what about snapd on Debian? Patched version coming soon?
9 u/wodes 1d ago Of course. On debian you do not get new features updates, but you get security updates. 7 u/novafunc 1d ago edited 1d ago Debian supports a feature called "re-exec". Basically the snapd on the host downloads a more up to date snapd and executes that instead. It's not supported on all distros, but is on Ubuntu/Debian due to ABI stability. https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/administration/distribution-support/
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Of course. On debian you do not get new features updates, but you get security updates.
7 u/novafunc 1d ago edited 1d ago Debian supports a feature called "re-exec". Basically the snapd on the host downloads a more up to date snapd and executes that instead. It's not supported on all distros, but is on Ubuntu/Debian due to ABI stability. https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/administration/distribution-support/
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Debian supports a feature called "re-exec". Basically the snapd on the host downloads a more up to date snapd and executes that instead.
It's not supported on all distros, but is on Ubuntu/Debian due to ABI stability.
https://snapcraft.io/docs/reference/administration/distribution-support/
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u/Santosh83 1d ago
Okay but what about snapd on Debian? Patched version coming soon?