Linux Mint drops Ubuntu Snap packages

- If you compress each library (or other major component) separately, and then concatenate them, the overall size is (probably) larger, but you can deduplicate effectively.
- If you compress the whole combination, then the overall size is smaller, but block deduplication is probably *less* effective. However, since most compression works by identifying repeated patterns of bytes, it is at least somewhat plausible that you can still do some deduplication anyway.
- If you compress at the block level, after deduplication, then you can have your cake and eat it too. But Snap (probably) doesn't do that.

Again: Theoretically solved doesn't mean practically solved.