Thanks to snap I've learned of Librewolf. Couldn't install non snap Firefox, so just got ff fork instead. Also, after a system update all PPAs (including Libre

Thanks to snap I've learned of Librewolf. Couldn't install non snap Firefox, so just got ff fork instead. Also, after a system update all PPAs (including Librewolf) got turned off, so I went like a year without updating the browser. Fun stuff. Also, snap is now partially fixed. It used to take all your drive space with old versions of snaps. You needed a special script to remove them automatically. Now there's no more than 2(?) old versions of snaps anytime. Progress! But not to complain too much, Ubuntu still kind of works. I moved my laptop to Fedora, and almost did it with the desktop, but learned of Librewolf. Should probably remove the fedora root and home at some point. Don't remember any issues that were not caused by me (other than snaps). Compared to Windows with it's auto updates when you need PC for sth critical, ads everywhere and this annoying way of installing software not from terminal and having to update it manually separate from system updates. Ubuntu did a lot for Linux, maybe more it's community than canonical, but it will always have a place in my heart.