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I use Ubuntu and it’s worked fine for years. I have no reason to switch, but I couldn’t really tolerate Snaps anymore. Unless I have another reason to reinstal
by rhaway84773 4y ago
I use Ubuntu and it’s worked fine for years. I have no reason to switch, but I couldn’t really tolerate Snaps anymore.
Unless I have another reason to reinstall Linux, it’s far easier to uninstall Firefox and the other handful of Snap apps and just use Flathub/flatpak exclusively. I just need to be careful I don’t pick the default store app when searching for software.
- mastazi 4y ago> I just need to be careful I don’t pick the default store app when searching for software. In my experience Ubuntu's default store app can be safely uninstalled once you have Flatpack's store app. In fact I recommend doing that as their functionality overlaps quite a bit (e.g. you will get duplicated update notifications if you have both stores installed). (The above assumes that you got rid of Snap. Otherwise you may still need the default one)