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      andrewlucky last edited by jane.n

      Missed support and compatibility for PC related systems and packaging.

      I was told I should make a feature request however there is no such a subcategory for my question.

      Related posts:

      • https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/33334/flatpack-vivaldi-for-endless-os
      • https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/33387/will-vivaldi-be-packed-in-flatpak-in-the-future

      My question is the same I posted above:

      Will Vivaldi be packed in Flatpak in the future?

      Is the Vivaldi Team planning to release Vivaldi Browser among Flatpak packages too or even just keep it as a considered thing? Thanks!

      (mod edit: title)

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        mgboarder @andrewlucky last edited by

        @andrewlucky
        I second this. as a fatpak or as an appimage. or both

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        • Stardust
          Stardust last edited by Stardust

          It would be very nice to have. Especially for snapshot testing.
          Because right now I have to wait few days when the latest snapshot will be available in the Software Center.

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          I think that title need to be renamed e.g. "Flatpak support"

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          • wellington
            wellington last edited by

            The linux world has changed, and now we are living in the moment of universal packages, we have a good solution for installing a single application on any linux distribution.
            we have the fedora silverbue that was designed to install flatpak packages and the endlessOS distribution.
            I would like developers to consider packaging vivalde for this format. The first browser that is doing this job as usual is mozilla firefox, as informed by them in has already delivered a stable version as it is in beta.

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            • Stardust
              Stardust last edited by

              Meanwhile Firefox has now flatpak version.
              https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.mozilla.firefox

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              • Adrien_D
                Adrien_D last edited by

                I think Flatpak support will be a good thing !
                But maybe difficult to manage the video codec support

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                • AlienProber
                  AlienProber last edited by

                  It's really a shame that that this thread was created on 14032020 and users of Vivaldi haven't commented on it. I for one would like to see Vivaldi support a Flatpak release.

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                  • Stardust
                    Stardust last edited by

                    similar Feature Request https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/33411/pc-os-and-packaging

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                    • AlienProber
                      AlienProber last edited by

                      DITTO need a flatpak.

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                      • mbisi
                        mbisi last edited by

                        Re: PC OS and Packaging

                        I'm on Manjaro, I love to have the flatpak too for Vivaldi. Thanks!

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                          richiemcg @andrewlucky last edited by

                          Is there any progress with this? Or is it still not being considered? You will probably have every Fedora Silverblue user install this.

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                          • Stardust
                            Stardust last edited by

                            Meanwhile Chromium and ungoogled-chromium both available on Flathub:
                            https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.chromium.Chromium
                            https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.Eloston.UngoogledChromium

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                              • AlienProber
                                AlienProber @Stardust last edited by

                                @Stardust said in PC OS and Packaging:

                                Meanwhile Chromium and ungoogled-chromium both available on Flathub:
                                https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.chromium.Chromium
                                https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.Eloston.UngoogledChromium

                                BUMP

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                                • Stardust
                                  Stardust last edited by

                                  @Gwen-Dragon BTW Could we a have a "flatpack" tag?
                                  Because there is already a "snap" tag:

                                  alt text

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                                  • bigc0127
                                    bigc0127 last edited by

                                    Flatpak support would also put Vivaldi on Sailfish OS as well as all the current Linux OSes being developed for the Pinephone and Librem 5 .... this one addition could fix so so much if it was done right.

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                                    • XLN
                                      XLN last edited by

                                      I agree, I think this should be more prioritised, as Linux availability would greatly improve with a Flatpak release.
                                      Speaking from Fedora Silverblue right now, it is possible to just install the .rpm file but it should be last resort.
                                      Flatpak will have an important role in the future, Firefox and other smaller browsers already support it.

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                                      • Stardust
                                        Stardust @XLN last edited by

                                        @XLN said in Flatpack Version:

                                        Firefox and other smaller browsers already support it

                                        Even Microsoft Edge is now in the Flathub-beta repo.

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                                        • AlienProber
                                          AlienProber @Stardust last edited by

                                          @Stardust said in Flatpack Version:

                                          @XLN said in Flatpack Version:

                                          Firefox and other smaller browsers already support it

                                          Even Microsoft Edge is now in the Flathub-beta repo.

                                          MicroSour Edge for Linux needs to go bye bye.

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                                            alexweigel last edited by

                                            Happy to report that ENDLESS OS is nicely running in our small but ambitious slum school in Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya. We are serving 200 kids age 4-17. For purposes of equipping our kids with digital knowledge and skills and opening their eyes to the world beyond the slums, we are using aged laptops (5-12 years) as well as iMacs from 2010 AND: teachers and kids are very happy, they endlessly love using them! Currently we are changing the OS on all user machines to ENDLESS OS because it is so convenient for Kids, Teachers and the Administration alike. … However, we are really missing the wonderful VIVALDI Browser, which we used on our iMacs, Ubuntu Budgie machines and even on a few windows laptops. It is simply the cutest, safest and best ever browser out there and it should really be made available on flathub, PLEASE!
                                            goodhearts.ch

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