Snaps
Those snaps appear in the store under publisher “canonical”.
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libreoffice, maintained by @oSoMoN (code)
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gnome-3-26-1604, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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chromium, maintained by @oSoMoN (code)
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gnome-clocks, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-calculator, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-calendar, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-contacts, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-dictionary, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-sudoku, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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simple-scan, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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quadrapassel, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gedit, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-system-monitor, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-characters, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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gnome-logs, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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eog, maintained by @kenvandine (code)
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Process
Adding a new snap to that list means a commitment from Canonical to maintain and support it. The snap can be initially uploaded under a personal account and its ownership subsequently transferred to the shared canonical account. Through the use of the collaboration feature, any number of developers can contribute to it and upload new versions.
The list above should always be kept up-to-date, with a reference to the packaging metadata and official maintainers. If a snap is removed, it should be crossed out and a reason for not maintaining the snap any longer should be provided, together with a timestamp.
