Comment 3 for bug 1466234

This bug affects usability. If you install a snap and run one of its binaries with 'sudo foo.bar' then /home/ubuntu/apps gets created as root and subsequent commands run as non-root will fail to create their user data directories. I like ted's reasoning but ultimately I don't think we shouldn't second guess the application. There is precedent for this all over the place with (OTOH) ssh, gpg and openssl all creating their dot files/directories under /root when they are run as root.

If the application is intentionally using SNAP_APP_USER_DATA_PATH and is running as root, we should set SNAP_APP_USER_DATA_PATH to /root/apps/<name>/<version>.... This means the launcher needs to change and the apparmor policy.

Adding tasks for those (which we can remove later if others think something else should be done).