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Maybe they fixed that part, but that isn't a good thing. Now you can't feel whether something is installed as snap and will probably run into snap issues without a clue what could be causing them.
Do it's a problem if they don't perform well and it's a problem if they do lol
Oh, come on. You're saying that it's a problem that snaps don't have immediately obvious performance problems or bugs?
Let's not get silly about these things...