The only other ‘desktop environment’ snaps in the store appear to be egmde and mate-wayland - both of these have classic confinement so there is some precedence here - however, my understanding is both of these are designed for Ubuntu core devices - is lxqt similar in this regard?
Also I feel like the -snap suffix is redundant - is there a particular reason why you have named them as such (I also see lxqt-l10n-snap, lxqt-organizer-snap and lxqt-archiver-snap in the store - and can’t help but feel the -snap part of each name is unnecessary).
LXQt is not like egmde or mate-wayland. I was wrong. I use confinement: strict and plugs: .
Certainly -snap was redundant. I only wanted to emphasize that it was snap but not deb.
I rename lxqt-snap to lxqt. But, error: “Sorry, that name is reserved. Try a different name.”
I will continue to use lxqt-snap.
Using that link will enqueue your request to use the name so we can review it.
If you didn’t get the “You can request a reserved name” message, could you please tell me the steps you followed and where you got the message you showed?