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So... is it Snap ~~infected~~ err… Snap based, like Ubuntu? Because otherwise it looks kinda neat.
You can make Ubuntu based distros without including snaps. E.g. Linux Mint removes them as well as Rhino Linux. Canonical has made some questionable decisions but one thing Ubuntu does well is drivers and hardware support.