You did something wrong. I followed these instructions;
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I've been running non-snap Firefox now since I installed 22.04 back in... umm... September I think? Can't recall exactly offhand.
Until battery technology improves radically, that's not going to happen. The energy density of batteries is pretty bad compared to gasoline and you still need a LARGE and HEAVY battery pack to get the sort of range and functionality people want.
Now, you COULD make a small and light roadster with a very short range... say less than 100 miles... but nobody will buy it because of the range. It's a catch-22. With current tech it would have to be an incredibly niche product, and niche products aren't cheap.
I think the closest I see on the horizon right now is the Polestar 6, but that's not going to be anywhere close to cheap... try 911 turbo territory.
Apple occasionally has a knack for releasing improved versions of tech devices that other companies invented
Occasionally? It's their modus operandi. Mac, iPod, Newton etc.
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