Vivaldi Community for ARM(Raspberry Pi) is for like-minded people in a friendly environment where they can come together to learn and share their love for such devices. Here you can talk about your pet projects, experiences and digital making with Raspberry Pi as well as reporting issues you might encounter with it.
On top of that you might find the following links helpful:
While I originally envisioned getting a Pi to explore linux and networking. I've now ended up working on a sort of micro-controller project. I've been trying to create a temperature controlled space. If I can build a space that maintains a stable 150 degrees Fahrenheit for 3 months I can produce the coveted black garlic. Which is supposed to have a very unique flavor due to slowly undergoing the maillard which is a reaction between the proteins and sugars.
Interestingly black garlic lacks that characteristic garlic flavor because the enzyme alliinase doesn't get a chance to convert alliin into that characteristic compound allicin. But black garlic takes a long time and although people have used dehydrators, ovens, and instant pots to create black garlic they're all relatively inefficient. If you'd like to know more, or learn the same info from someone more charismatic, Bon Apetit did a great video on black garlic here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF39Xet-3Nk
Anyways, thanks for creating Vivaldi; I look forward to seeing what other users are up.
NOTE: You might notice that nothing rendered in-between the fire emoji of my title. That's because the garlic emoji is a release candidate for Unicode 12.0 for 2019. But eventually it's going to look great!
@dominic03 The ARM architecture has no official Vivaldi repo, these builds are experimental and unsupported.
But you can use direct download links in latest Snapshots article.
@mohantechie - - -
Thank you for reaching out and sorry for the trouble.
May be this issue is a bug.
Please read
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carefully and report the bug to Vivaldi bugtracker.
Again thank you for using Vivaldi.
@EthanTheEthan Anyway, please report it to the bug tracker (I think the affected product is the vivaldi.com site); I would but I don’t have a RPi to test it more thoroughly.
Found the answer.
Vivaldi now reports touch screen interactions as mouse events rather than touch events. Glad to have found the cause but very frustrated at the wasted time.
@Ruarí I've got 3.0.1874.38 running on my Gemian. Is there an update mechanism for ARM64 devices? (repo or PPA) Or do I need to go hunting for the appropriate link each time there's a new release?
@Rahul567 No, updating widevine DRM works like this:
https://help.vivaldi.com/article/widevinecdm-eme-drm-support-on-linux/
Open a shell
Run command sudo /opt/vivaldi/update-widevine
The link for the armv7l debug binary is here
You then need to unzip it and install with the command:
sudo install -m755 vivaldi-latest-armv7l-debug /opt/vivaldi/vivaldi-debug
Let me know if you have questions, I have a Raspberry Pi to try it out on.
@QBot
Developer update channel for Linux
https://repo.vivaldi.com/snapshot/deb/pool/main/
https://help.vivaldi.com/article/manual-setup-vivaldi-linux-repositories/
And check blog for new versions: https://vivaldi.com/blog/snapshots/
That's my question:
IS IT A BUG?
I know that it doesn't work - and I've reported that several times in this very forum (the one to which you were, for some reason, directing me towards).
My question is: Is it expected?
