Screenshot doesn’t even show half.

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    Docker requires management and some setup. A server snap just works, it’s updated automatically and rolls back when necessary.

    It’s just a breeze. I use it for nextcloud and I’m safe for years with no maintenance from my side at all.

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      I won’t use it myself because I don’t think it’s a good idea to give Canonical or any other company that much power and don’t think it’s centralized nature should be how such package systems work but I don’t think it’s a bad system at all! The sandboxing has it’s hurtles but it’s really good and I am a huge fan of proper sandboxing so if it works for you it’s certainly a good option!

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      Auto updates are not an option for anything mission critical. Every update must be tested in isolation first or you might fuck things up beyond repair.

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        Updates are atomic and if something goes wrong it rolls back automatically

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          Not everything that goes wrong might be counted as wrong by the developers. Automatic updates is a no-no.