[06:43] <tarzeau> i was wondering if ubuntu 22.04 lts would be able to be useful without snapd or not
[06:44] <tarzeau> need to know so i can prepare our workstations to migrate to debian or not, depending on the answer
[06:44] <Maik> 22.04 is still far away and snap is to stay afaik
[06:44] <tarzeau> 20.04 had one snap, hirsute had 9 for me...
[06:45] <tarzeau> Maik: i'm fine with snap to stay, it's just my question was a different and i guess there's no answer to my question yet i guess
[06:45] <Maik> keep in mind that this channel is for pre-releases of Ubuntu right now this is 21.04
[06:46] <tarzeau> i'm aware of that, and 21.04 is hirsute, which i run
[07:04] <guiverc> tarzeau, modern lubuntu has snapd installed, but comes with no snaps
[07:08] <tarzeau> guiverc: the only non original ubuntu i would be interested is one based on gnustep (which does not exist, for reasons to me not understandable)
[07:09] <tarzeau> apart of that, we're using highly customized ubuntu (not home, single user thing)
[07:09] <tarzeau> (ldap users, hpc, multiuser, multigpu, 4000 debs, and another 100 gb of /opt)