Snap Not Contained, Shuttleworth Says Don't Talk Back
Ubuntu continued to dominate the headlines today with some reporting the new version being actually available and all the usual accompanying posts. One of the more interesting Ubuntu articles of the day came from Matthew Garrett who said that Snap applications could expose your private data. In other Ubuntu news, Mark Shuttleworth announced the new codename for the next release already. Elsewhere, Gentoo was hacked onto a car computer and Microsoft is hiring Linux developers.
Also: Developer Claims That Canonical's Snap Format Isn't Secure in Ubuntu with X11 - Updated
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