It’s designed as a professional video editor and post-production suite so the team seem quite happy to support only CentOS which seems to be commonly used in studio VFX and post-production pipelines. It supports Linux natively, but is a monolithic proprietary application which expects certain things to be true of the system it’s being installed on. If you try and install it in its current distributed form you will see what I mean. Resolve is basically the perfect candidate for a Snap. Resolve is a studio-class free video/audio editor and currently seems to be the industry-standard colour grading suite. But I think it’d be a worthwhile effort to try.
To Snap something like this might require some thought about Snap itself, specifically handling apps that rely on GPU compute. It also will likely need classic confinement (at least until there are stable OpenCL/CUDA plugs available) as it relies heavily on GPU acceleration (and won’t even start without it).
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