[01:30] I've been having an interesting time playing around with snapcraft. Managed to get Packer snapped up (https://uappexplorer.com/app/packer.nhandler). I have another snap just about ready to publish as well. I'm hoping to have some time tomorrow to write up a blog post about this experience. [06:49] Bug #1635925 opened: Snappy Error - QOwnNotes Error with NTFS [12:37] How do you guys evaluate whether a snap package is trust worthy? For now I've been looking them up on uappexplorer.com and checking out the domain that issued their email, to get some sense of theor motivation, but that seems like a flawed mothod. [13:48] has anyone hit this when creating opengl based snaps? "MESA-LOADER: failed to retrieve device information" followed by attempts and failures to load the wrong driver (i915_bpo_dri.so which doesn't exist), runs fine in devmode and other opengl snaps are fine [14:14] well then: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23369719/ [14:14] rocketchat-server snap does this [17:16] ahoneybun: are you using a non-ubuntu kernel? [17:56] PR snapcraft#871 opened: Remove XXX comment from stage-packages [19:14] Elleo: I think Linode compile their own [19:14] since my 16.04 server is on 4.7 [19:15] they might have based it on a upstream one without the Ubuntu stuff in it [21:19] ahoneybun: yeah, that'd be my guess; apparmor currently still requires some custom patches (I think someone's working hard on getting them into the mainline kernel at the moment though) [21:22] ahoneybun: it looks like you could rebuild snap-confine with "--disable-apparmor" to make it work on such a system (albeit without any app confinement) [21:22] ahoneybun: might also be able to install with --devmode without recompiling anything, not sure if that does enough to skip the whole apparmor processing or not [21:23] ahoneybun: (again that'd result in no confinement) [21:42] Bug #1636023 opened: Name registration fails with no helpful message [21:47] PR snapcraft#872 opened: Add some further bash-completion [23:11] hello, quick questions for anyone: is snapd working on Mint? is there a way to only get the "release" versions snaps like vlc versus the bleeding-edge git "daily" version?