<html> <head> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> </head> <body> <tt>As good and growing as snap is, the extra clutter in my Nautilus file explorer is a problem. It is likely a violation of UX theory because it is a folder I can click into that I should never click into. It surely violates the principle of "Linux for humans" only code resides there. And, I need my GUI to focus on Documents, Downloads, lmms, et cetera. </tt> <tt><tt>I need to cd into the </tt>.ssh folder at times, but I never click into it. The snap folder should be the same.</tt> <tt>This is the only, but major, turn-off for me with snap. I know Mark has been a big fan of snap, I appreciate running things in containers, I love the cross-distro benefit of snap, but whoever all is invested in a clickable/visible home-snap folder, please have a soon-coming update to move it to .snap and rely on ~/.snap thereafter. </tt> </body> </html>