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Hi everyone,
I'm glad to write you with a naive question. I'm an user of Solus OS for about 18 months, and a GNU/Linux user for about 10 years (mostly ubuntu-based distros), without any technical experience.
I recently used with xubuntu, through "snap" installation I guess, an application, draw.io.
I wondered what was the reason there was not something comparable with solus package manager, as ubuntu's "snapstore", with that ability to use application not prepared by the distro directly. I noted there were some applications prepared by third-part developers, like Skype, Spotify or Google chrome, but not a supply so wide (that includes, for example, draw.io).
Is it related to the status of these different distros, based on Debian or developed from scratch ?
Thanks in advance for all your insights.
Nicolas