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Extend snapd installation instructions #47
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There are no Fedora packages in COPR or anywhere else that work currently. |
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Please mark it as "DO NOT MERGE" in the PR title, or someone might merge it... |
morphis
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Extend snapd installation instructions
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DO NOT MERGE: Extend snapd installation instructions
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| +On Debian snapd is available as part of the testing and unstable | ||
| +branches. It is currently not available in the stable branch but | ||
| +will with the next release. |
sergiusens
Mar 23, 2017
Collaborator
for the case of documentation maybe growing stale;
will be available in (stable)
or something like that
| +Ubuntu includes snapd by default starting with the 16.04 (xenial) release. No | ||
| +further manual steps are required and you can use snapd directly. | ||
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| +For the older 14.04 (trusty) release you have to install snapd manually from the |
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| +snapd packages for Fedora are currently not available as part of | ||
| +the official distribution but are maintained in a community |
Conan-Kudo
Mar 23, 2017
Contributor
Technically, this is not completely true. And if this isn't being merged now, we could just declare the actual future state (it will be available in distro repositories, so dnf install snapd is all you need).
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morphis
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DO NOT MERGE: Extend snapd installation instructions
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Extend snapd installation instructions
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cf. patch sent for small fixes, links, and navigation. |
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Thanks! |
caldav
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Mar 28, 2017
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morphis commentedMar 23, 2017
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morphis
Mar 28, 2017
This extends the installation instructions for all distributions we support so far to be much more verbose and also moves each into a single sub page.