[sigmoid10]

Me too. Switching my home system from Ubuntu back to Debian was influenced a lot by snap. I don't get how they could fumble that one so hard. It goes against everything they used to stand for. If I want a bloated, slow, closed-source, proprietary app store with unclear security ramifications, I'll install MacOS or Windows. It also feels like app developers at least care a little bit about those stores. Mozilla for example still officially recommends installing their Debian package rather than through snap on Linux, despite shipping via snap by default on Ubuntu now.

[Jnr]

Yes, Debian is great.

But there is also Arch by the way :)

[usr1106]

Sure, I like Arch. Did not consider it for completely non-technical users, though.

[fmajid]

CachyOS gets close, including for gamers, but it is not as stable as Ubuntu.