Fair point
If that were me, and I was that troubled by it, then I'd set a snap
refresh to run on startup or delayed startup, and then hand the machine
back to the user and forget about it
On 26/04/2020 14:29, Terry Coles wrote:
On Sunday, 26 April 2020 14:19:48 BST aidangcole--- via dorset wrote:
Don't know if I am missing the point, but why not at your convenience
just do a:
sudo snap refresh to update any installed snap packages
or
sudo snap refresh /package-name/ to update a specific snap package
//
Mainly because it isn't that convenient to run that all the time. You are
absolutely right, I could do sudo snap refresh each time I booted up, but my
wife would feel somewhat less comfortable with doing that instead of simply
clicking on the alert when Discover Update prompts her.
Also, I do think you *are* missing the point a bit. Many users aren't
developers or system administrators, so how do they know they have to do this?
I only found out by accident.
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