diff --git a/docs/tutorials/get-started.md b/docs/tutorials/get-started.md index 7de8f27..e4bf82b 100644 --- a/docs/tutorials/get-started.md +++ b/docs/tutorials/get-started.md @@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ home vlc:home :home - (...) ``` -The slot is the provider of the resource while the plug is the consumer, and a slot can support multiple plug connections. In the above output, the {ref}``camera` ` interface is not connected because its slot is empty. This means VLC cannot access any connected cameras. The `:` syntax describes which snap is responsible for which component. If there's no snap, such as with `:audio-playback`, the component is directly connected to the system. +The slot is the provider of the resource while the plug is the consumer, and a slot can support multiple plug connections. In the above output, the [`camera`](interfaces-camera-interface) interface is not connected because its slot is empty. This means VLC cannot access any connected cameras. The `:` syntax describes which snap is responsible for which component. If there's no snap, such as with `:audio-playback`, the component is directly connected to the system. To allow a camera to be accessible to VLC, the interface can be connected with the `snap connect` command: @@ -235,13 +235,13 @@ To access its interface management functions, either search for an installed sna --> -As you can see the output from `snap connections vlc`, and in the above image, VLC already has access a user's _/home_ directory because the {ref}``home` ` interface is connected to the system `$HOME` directory. This is an {ref}`automatic connection `, and is granted to certain interfaces and snaps when an interface provides fundamental functionality, such as VLC accessing your personal video and audio files. +As you can see the output from `snap connections vlc`, and in the above image, VLC already has access a user's _/home_ directory because the [`home`](interfaces-home-interface) interface is connected to the system `$HOME` directory. This is an {ref}`automatic connection `, and is granted to certain interfaces and snaps when an interface provides fundamental functionality, such as VLC accessing your personal video and audio files. Refer to {ref}`Interfaces ` for more information. ## Where snaps store data -Most snaps use strict confinement. This isolates both their execution environments and their data from your system (see {ref}`Snap Confinement ` for further details). A confined snap that needs user-access to files will most likely use the {ref}``home` ` interface to bridge this confinement gap, allowing you to save and load files from your home directory automatically. +Most snaps use strict confinement. This isolates both their execution environments and their data from your system (see {ref}`Snap Confinement ` for further details). A confined snap that needs user-access to files will most likely use the [`home`](interfaces-home-interface) interface to bridge this confinement gap, allowing you to save and load files from your home directory automatically. You can see whether the _home_ interface is being used in the output to `snap connections `: