After observing for months how schools handled this issue, I'd like to
confirm my initial predictions; all of them now install google-chrome
instead of chromium-browser in order to avoid snap.
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Thank you for resolving this.
I would like to mention that there are other browsers/snaps in Universe that
are just synced from Debian, without any policy about preventing them from
reaching Ubuntu, and that this decision will probably move users to Google
Chrome rather than snaps, but ...alea i
I don't think a chromium-browser in universe - without security support
- is a sensible thing to provide. There's a reason chromium moved to a
snap: It takes too much effort to maintain across all stable releases.
I'm not confident that the community can keep up with supporting
chromium in univers
Hi, any progress on this? Ubuntu 20.04 is maturing, later on it will be
too late to change it.
Personally I would greatly appreciate at least knowing if this change
will make it for 20.04 or not.
This is because hundreds of Greek schools just purchased new computer
labs and I'm preparing a new te
I came to file this exact issue and I saw that someone has already filed
it; thank you Amr.
If chromium isn't provided in 20.04, then Ubuntu users that opt not to
use snaps will have to install Google's Chrome instead.
I tested the Buster chromium package in Focal and it worked fine.
Specifically
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: chromium (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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** Changed in: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Package changed: ubuntu => chromium (Ubuntu)
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Sync chromium 78.0.3904.108-1
This seems technically feasible, as there is no "chromium" source
package in Ubuntu. It would probably be confusing though, from an end-
user perspective.
Amr Ibrahim, have you tested the existing Debian package in Ubuntu?
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This is a request to sync a new source package from Debian,
independently of the chromium-browser source, which only exists in
Ubuntu and not in Debian. I don't think the chromium-browser source
works here, it has to remain as it is after 20.04 LTS for the transition
to the chromium snap to fully h
** Package changed: ubuntu => chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
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Sync chromium 78.0.3904.108-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)
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