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Why is snaps hated
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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Seems like canonical wants to be the only software distributor for their OS. Wouldn't suprise me if they completely disabled the option to install other repos and DEB packages soon.
agreed
Wasn't there an article posted here that the next ubuntu update won't have deb support at first and it'll come later? 100% chance they decide to be an immutable snap-based distro in the near future.