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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Sometimes it's okay to use something you're familiar with and not have to learn (Debian). Fair enough on the snaps though; need to look into them before I form an opinion.
I do agree with you, Debian is amazingly mature and an incredible software project in general. By all means, play with snaps and see how you feel about them. It's also worth looking at Flatpaks (which I do prefer over snaps).
What has been your history with Linux and operating systems?