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Ubuntu's Mozillateam PPA now forcing users over to snap install for Firefox.
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I stopped using Ubuntu because of snap a while ago. I tend to run Linux on older machines and flat packs tend to take much longer to load than native apps. I get that they have their purpose but I would prefer to choose to use rather than be forced. I’m currently trying out POP_OS! and it’s a welcome flavor of Ubuntu
They forget this
Most normies using linux distros use it because they don't have 16gb of ram and a massive ssd
Now the most mainstream linux distro does a lil trolling
Fedora spins time!