I'm a Windows user and what is this?
I'm a Windows user and what is this?
Caleb Price
Ethan Flores
Install snaps via the cli. You won't need a Canonicuck account then.
Brandon King
Ubuntu (ooh-bun-too) is a virus that makes you fail college:
Nathaniel Jones
botnet
Ryder Evans
Uhh...
Charles Kelly
mate, your problem here is that you are trying to do package management over the GUI.
Canonical can pack tons of shit in there.
Canonical can't touch apt. apt-get install nethack
no problems.
Sebastian Davis
>obongo fag
enjoy your botnet
Bentley Russell
Linux BTO by normal user.
This is why Linux sucks.
It's a shit operating system unless you've got a team of trained IT guys on standby.
Brayden Sanchez
>using guhnuuh/lunnucks
James Gomez
...
Xavier Collins
t. insecure programming barista webdev
Andrew Cruz
>he thinks xubuntu is all distros
Promptly kill yourself wintoddler
Camden Mitchell
I've yet to use a distro that wasn't full of fuckups other than Slack.
Wyatt Scott
>a Windows user
What is this?
Evan Hall
PS: I use OpenIndiana.
Aaron Nguyen
>a Windows user
That's not how "dumb tech illiterate pajeet" spells correctly.
Liam Martinez
>esl detected
Ian Davis
LOONIX IS FINISHED! PROGRAMMING PENGUIN ON SUICIDE WATCH!
Angel Johnson
Why the fuck do you need an account to begin with, even for the GUI version
Chase Taylor
Not worried. Linux is too autistic for suicide.
Evan Baker
that, my child, it's aids
Parker Carter
Because Canonical are complete retards and fail to learn from their past mistakes. No wonder they're a running joke.
Julian Wilson
let's hope that she never needs to buy a car.
Justin Sullivan
Wow. I hope they remove that shit before the LTS version. Even Windows 10 allows downloading from the Store without signing in.
Jaxon Brooks
8
down vote
This behavior is consistent with Ubuntu Software Centre. Canonical works with third-party software providers to provide payment and hosting for commericial software in the partner repository. In Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, this is being replaced by the Ubuntu App Store which powers the snap repository's backend.
While the command line tools provide access to free-of-charge snaps without issue, the Ubuntu Software store uses Ubuntu One to handle payment processing and order history (so that previous purchases can be downloaded and installed on any number of systems that you own).
So this is an implementation detail that matches the behavior of the software being replaced by Ubuntu Software.
Tldr: Canonical wants to enable devs to sell their software for money
Tyler Barnes
Dylan Robinson
and?
Michael Walker
install debian