Shuttleworth said Ubuntu15.10 won't replace deb with Snappy

Ubuntu announced in the first half of this year that the Ubuntu version released in the second half of this year will replace Debian's. deb package Construction System With Snappy. MarkShuttleworth, Ubuntu's benevolent dictatorship, clarified that Ubuntu 15.10 will continue to use deb. Shuttleworth said that deb and Snappy are essentially chicken and egg problems. Snappy is built on deb, and it is impossible to build a Snappy package without building a deb package first. He said: Ubuntu users

Ubuntu announced in the first half of this year that the Ubuntu version released in the second half of this year will replace Debian's. deb package Construction System With Snappy. Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu's benevolent dictatorship, clarified that Ubuntu 15.10 will continue to use deb. Shuttleworth said that deb and Snappy are essentially chicken and egg problems. Snappy is built on deb, and it is impossible to build a Snappy package without building a deb package first. He said Ubuntu users will be able to continue accessing the deb package. However, for users using the Snappy Ubuntu system, the apt-get command will be invalid. Shuttleworth said that the Snappy system will be a container containing all the deb packages.

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