Snaps on Linux | Snapcraft Install, Configuration, and Usage
In this video, I go over Snaps on Linux and go over Snapcraft install, configuration, and usage.
Install Snapd
$ sudo apt install snapd
Find Snap Package
$ snap find *packagename*
Install Snap Package
$ sudo snap install *packagename*
See what Snaps are Installed
$ snap list
Check History
$ snap changes
Upgrade snap package
$ sudo snap refresh *packagename*
Downgrade Snap Package
$ sudo snap revert *packagename*
Remove Snap Package
$ sudo snap remove *packagename*
Change Snap Channel (Stable/Candidate/Beta/Edge)
$ sudo snap refresh *packagename* --channel=beta or stable
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