>>13436585Ubuntu's more or less dead. You can realistically only find software for Arch Linux or in one of the various portable rom image type formats that are universally compatible with every Linux distribution. Ungoogled Chromium releases shown as an example, Ubuntu last updated 5+ years ago. All distros from Ubuntu to Gentoo have the same user experience and software compatibility if all you're running are these portable universal apps that are the new norm, but Arch and variants such as Artix/Manjaro/etc are realistically the only distributions you can install software on natively anymore.
