Could you include mongodb-compass in an apt repo, so we have the ability to install it on Debian/Ubuntu using the apt package manager, instead of manual .deb downloads and installation with dpkg?
Doing manual .deb downloads and installations is kind of a hassle. Feels like working on Windows. And it doesn't update automatically along with all our other installed packages when we do an apt update; apt upgrade. And the .deb downloader links on your Compass Linux installation doco page are out of date anyway; see case 01128481, which I think is kinda proof that apt would be more convenient?
Looks like y'all already have an apt repo at https://repo.mongodb.org/apt/ubuntu. That's where we get our MongoDB server and CLI tools from, I think. Could you add Compass there? Or is this an open-core "mongodb.org vs mongodb.com" thing? If it is, could you maybe make a separate apt repo for the commercial Compass etc. stuff? apt really is a lot nicer to work with than manual dpkg/.deb stuff.