Agreed, this ignoring standards is arrogant.
Not only regarding users, but also regarding application developers that distribute via snap.
An application that messes with my visible folder structure gets immediately a negative reaction from me. In this case, the application / its developers don't even deserve that.
If it is configuration, it belongs into ".config/snap".
If it is data, it belongs into ".local/share/snap".
Agreed, this ignoring standards is arrogant. share/snap" .
Not only regarding users, but also regarding application developers that distribute via snap.
An application that messes with my visible folder structure gets immediately a negative reaction from me. In this case, the application / its developers don't even deserve that.
If it is configuration, it belongs into ".config/snap".
If it is data, it belongs into ".local/