I for one am glad. I switched back to fedora for the first time in nearly a decade from Ubuntu because I don't like Snap. I don't like that I have to run a daem

I for one am glad. I switched back to fedora for the first time in nearly a decade from Ubuntu because I don't like Snap. I don't like that I have to run a daemon just to get access to my installed applications. I found another problem using Snap when using KeepassXC. Browser integration couldn't work because of the isolation that Snap provides. A lot of apps that do their jobs by interacting with your environment all of a sudden become a moot point. It's sort of like how on Windows I still like installing MSIs over using the Windows store nine times out of 10. Anything in the Windows store can do its job by being super isolated and must therefore be a toy. That's not entirely true but it is definitely how I feel about it.