Ubuntu 20.04 LTS’ snap obsession has snapped me off of it
Actually, I'm startled by the religious believe that nothing can go wrong with "snap"!  What is so new to snap that it is so reliable, in contrast to Debian-packages?  Currently I'm trying to update my 18.04 to 20.04 but get stuck, because the Python3-Version shipped lately seem to have issues.  So, the upgrade process abruptly stops, leaving the system in a half-baked state.  While I do not complain, Ubuntu is free, I'm terrified by the thought such an upgrade could be initiated, without me monitoring it, and having the chance to try it on a non-productive system first.
Currently I can live with the snap-approach, because I don’t have to use it at the time being, but if this is the way Canonical will proceed, I probably will have to vote with my feet too.
Mark (not Shuttleworth :)