On 12/08/16 08:36, Christian Ehrhardt wrote: > In the context of the request I was thinking more about snaps on > classic and how e.g. a "classic" system could pick up those. > Or turning around the statement: How a snap would ensure things are > picked up by the "host" in classic. > > A generic solution for this isn't the most important feature - as it > might also break isolation more than we like. > So - if considered as a generic feature - this might just end up as > one of the constraints for snaps on classic. > But for a few common cases (like manpages see bug 1575593 I think we > should design and provide something that can be commonly used).
If the CUPS in the classic environment is a snap, then the snap-to-snap interface will work for classic just as well as all-snap Ubuntu Core. If the CUPS is a deb, then something (could be snapd) would need to know how to handle the interface in enough detail to feed the bits to CUPS. Mark
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