That’s a good argument for Snaps & Flatpaks, not for putting an alias in place so “apt install Firefox” gets translated to “snap install org.mozilla.firefox” (or whatever the exact app name is). Corporate clients manage their systems as a fleet anyway, if the IT department sets it up a certain way their employees don’t fiddle with this stuff. There’s no good argument to redirect a users’ CLI commands to whatever Canonical believes is better.
That’s a good argument for Snaps & Flatpaks, not for putting an alias in place so “apt install Firefox” gets translated to “snap install org.mozilla.firefox” (or whatever the exact app name is). Corporate clients manage their systems as a fleet anyway, if the IT department sets it up a certain way their employees don’t fiddle with this stuff. There’s no good argument to redirect a users’ CLI commands to whatever Canonical believes is better.