For Debian it's almost certainly no. For Ubuntu, it's possibly yes.
I'm not sure that it's too late to revolt against Snap in general but, as far as I can see, people don't care if it works somehow.
I'm not sure that it's too late to revolt against Snap in general but, as far as I can see, people don't care if it works somehow.
On the other hand, the biggest problem with this new technologies is they are strongly opinionated about the design choices they make. Instead of being flexible, they apply the ideas on their users with great force and, this is what bothers me most.
I'm not fundamentally against Snap/AppImage/FlatPak et. al. Also, I'm not fundamentally against the operating principles of Canonical per se but, some of their choices and the way they decide to apply (read: somewhat force) these choices make me stay away from them.
They have a Google-esque "We made the right choice and the only choice made by us is right" vibe and, this is not helping anyone on the long run IMHO.