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Which Ubuntu-based distributions have stripped out snap?

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Following this question and comments I would like to know which Ubuntu-based distributions have stripped out all snap bits? I love Ubuntu's LTS stability but snaps are not suitable for me for a number of reasons.

Edit: I'm asking about official distributions.

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answered 1 Year ago turhizz · Accepted Answer

All official Ubuntu flavours are:

Kubuntu, 16.04+ snap preinstalled by default

Lubuntu, 18.10+ snap preinstalled by default

Ubuntu Kylin, no info, but I assume it is preinstalled by default.

Ubuntu MATE, snap preinstalled by default (thanks to @Andra from the comments)

Ubuntu Studio, no snap packages, but snap is preinstalled, (thanks to @mook765)

Xubuntu, 16.04+ snap preinstalled by default

Other non-official Ubuntu flavours like Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, GalliumOS does not have snap preinstalled.