Snap


## Snaps are
- Immutable, but still part of the base system.
- Integrated in terms of network, so share the system IP address, unlike Docker, where each container gets its own IP address.
- In other words, Docker gives us a thing *there*. Snaps gives us a thing *here*. For example, on a desktop, a snap provides an app right on it.
- A snap can't pollute the rest of the system. It's in its own box. But it can still see (read-only) the rest of the system, which allows it to talk and integrate with the system.

container package
```typesnap listsnap run item```


> [what's the main difference between Docker and Snap?](https://askubuntu.com/questions/808524/whats-the-main-difference-between-docker-and-snap)







