įor me, the absolute key selling point of Linux over Windows/Mac is the secure-by-default and natively integrated package management. Snap's current 'protections' for this are mainly reactionary rather than preventative, which is far from satisfactory. However, with Snap, everybody in the world can publish any old rubbish in the Snap Store, including packages that typosquat the names of others. Using the default Ubuntu Apt repositories, I can `apt install` pretty much anything I want and it's almost guaranteed to not be malicious/dangerous, as only trusted/well-established developers can get their package into the Apt repos. It looks like deb files only can be installed via the terminal. The only 'con' is the pushing of Snap packages.
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