El sáb, 2 de mar de 2024, 16:45, o1bigtenor via Dng <dng@???>
escribió:

>
> TL;DR
> (I installed snapd on my system because I really really wanted to work
> with virtual systems
> and LXD seemed like a great solution. LXD still seems to be a pretty good
> solution but to
> run it you MUST be using snapd and that's a subsystem that forces you to
> do a LOT of
> things the way 'canonical' wants you to - - - you have absolutely NO
> choice in any part of it
> after you start. And - - - - removing snapd - - - well - - for me it was a
> what I call a M$ fix
> - - - I had to re-install! (Absolutely could not cleanly remove snapd no
> matter how many
> rm -r I tried!.))
>
> TIA
>

As a side note, last year the LXD lead devel forked the project as response
to a canonical move:

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-Containers-LXD-Incus

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