Out of topic.
Because most IT enthusiasts, dev’s and geek people won’t consider that as a bug and might answer something like « of course you can access the usb-thumb, just browse the full path, what’s the problem ? »
Obvious for people a bit accustomed or interested in how things work, not obvious for users just needing their work be done. Those will just see « my usb-thumb is not where it’s used to be », won’t look further and I don’t blame them. You do with such a patronizing answer.
Such fundamental and basic UI/UX details should be seen and fixed through comparative tests between .deb and snap before anyone pretends snap are ok for mass adoption and real life context. By real life I do mean outside IT enthusiasts and dev’s people.
It also took 6 years before maybe « software » stopped showing snap first and push back at bottom of the list other package for a given app’… leading people ⋅ installing snap without knowing, ⋅ thinking Canonical ( or else ) was « forcing » them by hiding other packages. ( I try to believe it was not intended but the side-effects were predictable and reported for years ).
For win snap UI/UX can’t just be as good as .deb it must be better, easier, prettier for all to adopt.
