They also kill performance if you’re still using a hard drive as your system drive. I know we should all be using SSDs, it’s 2023, but sometimes it’s not always possible
Does it? I was a Ubuntu user for many years, until I made the switch to Debian 12 sometime ago. And Snaps never really slowed down things for me, despite using a 5400rpm HDD. Ubuntu on 5400rpm HDD, with its Snaps, is snappier than Windows 10 on SSD.
They also kill performance if you’re still using a hard drive as your system drive. I know we should all be using SSDs, it’s 2023, but sometimes it’s not always possible
Thankfully the OS/app drive is an SSD. The rest are spinners though. Just for low bandwidth storage.
Does it? I was a Ubuntu user for many years, until I made the switch to Debian 12 sometime ago. And Snaps never really slowed down things for me, despite using a 5400rpm HDD. Ubuntu on 5400rpm HDD, with its Snaps, is snappier than Windows 10 on SSD.