** Description changed: Users of Ubuntu WSL might be surprised by unexpected dependencies when - dealing with snaps. The development team is looking for ways to let - early adopters to experiment some snapd support in Kinetic, while still - providing the most seamless experience for them. Tests done in WSL - instances showed surprises that we should mitigate soon. Some examples - are: + dealing with snaps. The Ubuntu WSL development team is looking for ways + to let early adopters to experiment some snapd support in Kinetic, while + still providing the most seamless experience for them. Tests done in WSL + instances showed surprises that we should mitigate soon. - Sublime Text and Sublime Merge apps silently depend on libgl1. - Flutter snap provides all dependencies, but apps compiled by Flutter requires libgl1, libegl1 and libgtk-3-0 present in the system. + Some examples are: - Besides those, LXD, missing on Kinetic, is a good support for cloud - related use cases, which are a large share of our user base, and also - can be a good source of telemetry usage information, alongside with - snapd. + * Sublime Text and Sublime Merge apps silently depend on libgl1. This + seems a bug which we didn't yet figure out how to fix in the snaps + themselves. Being such hidden dependencies, we'd expect to soon find + similar cases as those. - One solution for this problem is seeding for Ubuntu WSL specifically: + * Flutter snap provides all dependencies and runs without issues, but + apps compiled by Flutter requires libgl1, libegl1 and libgtk-3-0 present + in the system during development. Attempting to just run any app + compiled with Flutter during development will result in crash due those + libs not being found. Most likely, once package as snaps, those apps + will behave as expected, if the packager lists dependencies properly. + The issue reported here affects the app developer experience. + + One solution for those problems is seeding for Ubuntu WSL specifically: - libgl1 - libegl1 - libgtk-3-0 - - lxd + + Experienced Ubuntu users would figure out how to overcome those issues + very quickly, but we should expect that most of our userbase doesn't fit + in that persona.
-- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop Packages, which is subscribed to ubuntu-meta in Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1989352 Title: [WSL] Prepare kinetic for common snap use cases Status in ubuntu-meta package in Ubuntu: New Bug description: Users of Ubuntu WSL might be surprised by unexpected dependencies when dealing with snaps. The Ubuntu WSL development team is looking for ways to let early adopters to experiment some snapd support in Kinetic, while still providing the most seamless experience for them. Tests done in WSL instances showed surprises that we should mitigate soon. Some examples are: * Sublime Text and Sublime Merge apps silently depend on libgl1. This seems a bug which we didn't yet figure out how to fix in the snaps themselves. Being such hidden dependencies, we'd expect to soon find similar cases as those. * Flutter snap provides all dependencies and runs without issues, but apps compiled by Flutter requires libgl1, libegl1 and libgtk-3-0 present in the system during development. Attempting to just run any app compiled with Flutter during development will result in crash due those libs not being found. Most likely, once package as snaps, those apps will behave as expected, if the packager lists dependencies properly. The issue reported here affects the app developer experience. One solution for those problems is seeding for Ubuntu WSL specifically: - libgl1 - libegl1 - libgtk-3-0 Experienced Ubuntu users would figure out how to overcome those issues very quickly, but we should expect that most of our userbase doesn't fit in that persona. To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-meta/+bug/1989352/+subscriptions -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~desktop-packages Post to : desktop-packages@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~desktop-packages More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
