Article 5DQF6 Containerize all the things with Ubuntu Core 20

Containerize all the things with Ubuntu Core 20

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Thom Holwerda
from OSnews on (#5DQF6)

The key difference between regular Ubuntu and Ubuntu Core is the underlying architecture of the system. Traditional Linux distributions rely mostly on traditional package systems-deb, in Ubuntu's case-while Ubuntu Core relies almost entirely on Canonical's relatively new snap package format.

Ubuntu Core also gets a full 10 years of support from Canonical rather than the five years traditional Ubuntu LTS releases get. But it's a bit more difficult to get started with, since you need an Ubuntu SSO account to even log in to a new Ubuntu Core installation in the first place.

Ars takes a look at this rather unusual Ubuntu variant.

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