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Just remove the crypto bullshit apps and 99% of the problems will go away.
And maybe release the SnapStore code so they can all scam each other over there.
Then I'll be on the last deb until it no longer works. I'm not going down the proprietary snap route.
Can you use snaps with autofs/NFS yet?
Or sandbox Snap apps on systems without the Ubuntu Apparmor patches or even using SELinux?
Maybe it's just me, but I doubt this will be very effective.