Yes snaps are not great, but they can be removed.
Netplan is great, Debian should go with that, though without the bullying.
Otherwise, I'm not sure how Ubuntu isn't still good.
Netplan is great, Debian should go with that, though without the bullying.
Otherwise, I'm not sure how Ubuntu isn't still good.
Netplan is already present in Debian you can install if you want to use that.
You can't remove snaps from Ubuntu, because you lose half of the Ubuntu software that matters when you remove it.
However, if you fancy Snaps, you can add it to Debian, as well.
> Otherwise, I'm not sure how Ubuntu isn't still good.
Any system doing things behind the administrator of that system is not good, that's the point. Ubuntu is now its ecosystem. You either buy into it completely, or don't. This is why many people doesn't like Ubuntu in professional settings.
If you buy into Ubuntu and don't care about Linux at large, it's a bearable product up to a certain point.
I can and have removed snaps from Ubuntu and had no issues with losing software I needed.
Ubuntu is not doing things behind the admin of that product, so not sure of that complain. I buy into Ubuntu because I care about Linux at large. Its more than bearable, its great.