You wouldn’t mind them, if they were simply an offering you could choose to use. You do mind them being pushed onto you, no matter how great they might be.
At least that’s how I feel. On my openSUSE system, I might be annoyed that some app chose to package as Snap, not as something else, but it’s fine, I’ll compile it.
On my work laptop where Ubuntu is the least bad OS available, I’ll get annoyed at Snaps for the pettiest garbage, a.k.a. the “snap/”-folder in my home-directory. What kind of jackass thought that was ever a good idea?
I do actually have it hidden from Dolphin (KDE), too. Still annoys when I see it in my shell, and I don’t intend to modify my ls command to hide it from there.
I guess, I should check, if I still need snapd, and otherwise purge it.
You wouldn’t mind them, if they were simply an offering you could choose to use. You do mind them being pushed onto you, no matter how great they might be.
At least that’s how I feel. On my openSUSE system, I might be annoyed that some app chose to package as Snap, not as something else, but it’s fine, I’ll compile it.
On my work laptop where Ubuntu is the least bad OS available, I’ll get annoyed at Snaps for the pettiest garbage, a.k.a. the “snap/”-folder in my home-directory. What kind of jackass thought that was ever a good idea?
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I do actually have it hidden from Dolphin (KDE), too. Still annoys when I see it in my shell, and I don’t intend to modify my
lscommand to hide it from there.I guess, I should check, if I still need snapd, and otherwise purge it.