installation for ubuntu: support snap without the `--classic` mode?
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jerabaul29 commented
What is the problem this feature will solve?
Currently, the recommended way of installing on ubuntu is sudo snap install bash-language-server --classic. The use of classic creates some security risks. This may be an issue for security conscious users, and / or at work; for example, on machines I use at work, I am allowed to use snap to install software, but not with the classic flag.
What is the feature you are proposing to solve the problem?
Make it possible to install using snap without the --classic flag; I am not sure of the reason for requesting classic mode, and if / why it would be easy or difficult to remove.
What alternatives have you considered?
I do not know of a good alternative way to install on ubuntu; if there is one, I will be happy to consider it :) .