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Canonical were on thin ice with all this snap nonsense but if they can't even get the basics right then something is rotten in Denmark.
I was going to apply for a Data Engineer role with them but withdrew the application after reading a reddit thread about how long and convoluted the process was.
I applied for a security position and was asked for my credentials from high school.
No thanks
Maybe it is time to go back to Debian
It was always time to go back to Debian from Ubuntu. And I say this as an Arch user btw.