More informative than this blog post's buzzword-salad: Kubernetes at the edge of your multi-cloud topology integrating accelerated machine learning developer productivity enhancements
Re:Ubuntu 19.10
by curt15 on Thursday October 17, 2019 @09:48PM
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>The Chromium browser is only available as a snap in 19.10.
A little disappointing since snaps still have Windows 10-style unskippable updates and don't quite integrate with the system as normal deb packages would. What other debs are planned to be replaced by snaps?
Re:Ubuntu 19.10
by padraic7a on Friday October 18, 2019 @04:43AM
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I don't believe there is a plan for replacement yet. The justification for snapping Chromium seems valid to me. I don't know if the same conditions exist for other commonly used software.
That said when the different bugs do get ironed out maybe it will make sense to increase the number of default snaps.
Re:Ubuntu 19.10
by ac29 on Thursday October 17, 2019 @09:04PM
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Its a vague term that only a marketer could love in my opinion. In this context "edge" appears to refer to more or less anything running some cloud-y technologies outside of the cloud, including on devices with relatively limited capabilities (at least as opposed to cloud infrastructure).
More informative than this blog post's buzzword-salad: Kubernetes at the edge of your multi-cloud topology integrating accelerated machine learning developer productivity enhancements
A little disappointing since snaps still have Windows 10-style unskippable updates and don't quite integrate with the system as normal deb packages would. What other debs are planned to be replaced by snaps?
Also, "buzzword-salad", I like that.