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baremetal@lemmy.ml
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I’ve never used a distro that offered/forced snaps so I’m not very familiar with this perpetual topic. Given it’s Linux and you have options why would you continue using a distribution who had a main feature you didn’t like?

Edit: Debian is server king. Proxmox, trueNAS, Clonezilla, Ubuntu you can go on and on of very niche tailored and rather amazing products that base on Debian. I’m ever curious if there are people out there using Gentoo, Arch or xyz in the server space.

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I am forced to do it by my employer

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