Yeah. I wanted to like snap (Easy sandboxing for all users? great!) but at least when I've tried it, it has some annoying problems: 1. The way it installs stuf

Yeah. I wanted to like snap (Easy sandboxing for all users? great!) but at least when I've tried it, it has some annoying problems: 1. The way it installs stuff in the background is confusing and opaque. Apt is 1,000 years old and well-understood, but if snap breaks, I can't easily find the fix on SO. 2. The snap version of Chromium passes its own argument for the user profile directory, so I can't run multiple instances of Chromium in separate profiles. If I try, it just opens a new tab in the only profile directory snap allows. Maybe they fixed this, but it's super-annoying. 3. They are pushing it for stuff like cmake where I can't possibly imagine the benefit. Maybe they just want their own non-Debian package manager? 4. If they wanted to break with tradition so badly, why couldn't they accept something cool like Guix... I have a green-blue rootfs setup and I'm trying to figure out if there's a clever way I can manually install Mint or Debian on that blue rootfs without having to 'burn' and plug in a USB drive.