SuperMaximus

Then apologise. People usually wants to change boot logo on commercial deployments. 
 
 
But we don't need that, as we have bugs on the list for several years already.

@SuperMaximus don't do full-upgrade until the driver is enabled in mainline armbian. I'm going to do merge the config bits right now, but I don't know when the next kernel update will be upstreamed to armbian repository. Could take days, or weeks. Perhaps @Igor may give a hint about.
 
edit: yet consider that your board is not officially supported, because it is a Tinkerboard S R2.0; I'm not aware about the differences from the regular Tinkerboard S Rev 1.01. Support is best effort.

Temporary solution:
In file /share/python-apt/templates/Ubuntu.mirrors  delete lines after #LOC:RU

Tried using ppa version instead of snap?

@SuperMaximus  What exactly are you trying to accomplish and why?  In your post in this other thread (https://forum.armbian.com/topic/21590-rotate-armbian-logo-in-startup-splash-screen/#comment-161028) you are asking about changing the boot logo, here you are asking to disable the video output.  Those are very different things.  I think if you are looking to disable video output during boot, @jock suggestions are the way to go, and yes that is invasive and would involve low level changes that would require building a custom image.  If you are looking to change the boot logo as you indicated elsewhere, then look at my followup post to that.  If you are looking to do something else, you need to be more specific in your question.  Otherwise Jock and I are wasting our time trying to guess what you are trying to accomplish.