I've installed Tomcat 9 by snap install, it is working fine. But now I'm starting a course that begins installing Tomcat 8 and recommends to install it by apt-get, not snap. I want to do that to match version and kind of install with the course. My question is, can I install Tomcat 8 by apt-get without conflict with Tomcat 9 snap install existing and use one or the other when I prefer?
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1Does this answer your question? If a package is available as both a deb and a snap, which method is preferrable?– N0rbertMar 27, 2020 at 9:55
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@N0rbert not exactly. I ask about possible conflicts when a server is installed twice by both ways.– Plàcid MasvidalMar 27, 2020 at 10:06
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"and recommends to install it by apt-get, not snap" so skip that part :P– RinzwindMar 27, 2020 at 10:47
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You can do that without any problems. Snaps come with all needed dependencies included in the snap-package and do not interfere with deb-packages managed by apt.
The icons of the applications might look same, so in the first moment after installation you'll have to find out, which icon starts which application.
