I think it could be nice to have a snap of RetroPie, the retrogaming platform. See here the installation procedure if you think it could be interensting: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroPie-Ubuntu-16.04-LTS-x86-Flavor/. It was designed to run on the RaspberryPi but it has also support for the O-DROID and for PC running debian based distros.
Another suggestion is [GDevelop] (http://www.compilgames.net) platform for creating 2D games for desktop, mobile and or HTML5 browsers.
Also [Cocos2d-x] (http://www.cocos2d-x.org/cocos2dx) could be a nice app to snap. It allows you to create 2D games for various platforms. Featured games include Angry Birds Fight, Geometry Dash, BADLANDS and many others.
The Gnome Shell, so we can have the latest stable Shell without the need to upgrade the whole system. Ubuntu GNOME Personal
Some kind of web browser
Chromium
Firefox
Opera
Wishes do come true!
i tried (and failed) … perhaps someone else feels like rolling a combined snap with ring-daemon and gnome-ring … (involves some dbus interface tinkering)
Opera (Developer), Geary, Gedit and Gnome Tweak Tool is what I want to have as a snap apps. Using almost all of this things every day.
Don’t ask me why ‘Gnome Tweak Tool’, it’s just additionaly, as a challenge for someone, because of security restrictions at the moment.
i recently tried to build it myself and while it started fine i couldnt really do anything with it after creating an account … did you actually test to make a call ?
no I didn’t, I don’t have anyone to call :-p
Aceplayer (acestream).
Acestream-engine etc. are outdated (still) in AUR for example, so unable to play acestream links. Could Aceplayer be brought as a Snap?
Someone speaking Spanish has made .debs downloadable from here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i7q8qh5n3ydwuc5/instalar%20para%20sistema%20de%2064%20bits.zip?dl=0
The archive extracts result to these:
libgnutls-deb0-28_3.3.15-5ubuntu2_amd64.deb
acestream-player-compat_3.0.2-1.1_amd64.deb
acestream-engine_3.0.3-0.2_amd64.deb
acestream-player-data_3.0.2-1.1_amd64.deb
acestream-player_3.0.2-1.1_amd64.deb
Found it through here, includes all instructions: https://www.htpcbeginner.com/install-acestream-on-linux-mint/
Thanks
seems someone already pushed it to the store:
ogra@styx:~$ snap find ace
Name Version Developer Notes Summary
acestreamplayer 3.0.2-snap9 vs - Ace Stream – P2P Multimedia Platform
...
ogra@styx:~$ snap info acestreamplayer
name: acestreamplayer
summary: "Ace Stream – P2P Multimedia Platform"
publisher: vs
contact: vasilisc@rambler.ru
description: |
Ace Stream is an innovative multimedia platform of a new generation, which
includes different products
and solutions for ordinary Internet users as well as for professional members
of the multimedia market.
snap-id: sKHHd0HDIrnViLSTCRVGALg1mHkwQgFp
channels:
stable: 3.0.2-snap9 (7) 202MB -
candidate: ↑
beta: 3.0.2-snap9 (7) 202MB -
edge: ↑
ogra@styx:~$
I would like to see Firefox and Firefox Developer snapped.
Thanks
I vote for DigiKam. The version in the store is more than two years and installing it via ppa has been at times extremely painful and troublesome. Last time I tried it took me two days and left me with a messed up system.
Darktable would also be nice.
Also the entire UbuntuGIS stack would be great to have as a snap:
That includes QGIS, Grass, Marble, gdal, Saga GIS, Orfeo toolbox and some more.
I’d like to request a snap for ms-sys
.
ms-sys
is required to successfully burn Windows ISOs to USB sticks.The package is not present in Ubuntu/Debian repos, and this PPA is outdated.
ms-sys
does need root access to devices under /dev
.
MariaDB or MySQL and MongoDB
Error installing from debs/PPAs are frequent
$ snap find mongo|grep -c ^mongo
6
there are at least 6 versions of mongodb in the store already (from 2.2 to 3.3)