Sven, allow me to contribute a few corrections/clarifications to your article:
« but as they use Chromium (the pre-installed open source version of the Google Chrome browser) »
This is incorrect, chromium is not pre-installed. One has to go and install it from the package manager/software store.
« ... and I do not understand the reaction - Samuele Pedroni (pedronis) wrote on 2020-04-23: "Contributing to the discussion with rudeness is not conductive to collaboration, and will be moderated." »
Samuele referred to a comment that contained offensive language (thus violating the Ubuntu Code of Conduct) that was removed to keep the conversation civil.
Not every piece of advice on the internet should be followed blindly. The chromium-browser deb package is now a transitional package that installs the snap, so the above will obviously be a no-op. There are details about why this was done at https://snapcraft.io/blog/chromium-in-ubuntu-deb-to-snap-transition.
Sven, allow me to contribute a few corrections/ clarifications to your article:
« but as they use Chromium (the pre-installed open source version of the Google Chrome browser) »
This is incorrect, chromium is not pre-installed. One has to go and install it from the package manager/software store.
« ... and I do not understand the reaction - Samuele Pedroni (pedronis) wrote on 2020-04-23: "Contributing to the discussion with rudeness is not conductive to collaboration, and will be moderated." »
Samuele referred to a comment that contained offensive language (thus violating the Ubuntu Code of Conduct) that was removed to keep the conversation civil.
« $ snap remove chromium
$ sudo apt install chromium-browser »
Not every piece of advice on the internet should be followed blindly. The chromium-browser deb package is now a transitional package that installs the snap, so the above will obviously be a no-op. There are details about why this was done at https:/ /snapcraft. io/blog/ chromium- in-ubuntu- deb-to- snap-transition.