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Sudo add-apt-repository 'deb xenial main' Difficulty: Requirements: Google Chrome >88 Brave > 1.19 Vivaldi >3.6 Opera >74 For Chromium and Firefox, see their corresponding Arch Wiki articles: Chromium: Hardware video acceleration Firefox: Hardware video acceleration Note: This doesn’t work on Wayland. **NOTE** If you're running 14.04 <= Ubuntu < 16.04 then change 'xenial' in the following line to 'trusty'

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The error has been corrected.įirst, we need to download the repo keys and add them to the keyring:

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The code read 'sudo install brave' when it should have read 'sudo apt install brave'. *NOTE* When I originally made this post, I inadvertently made an error.

*IMPORTANT* Brave is only offered for the amd64 arch.

Compilation of a modern browser is not an easy thing to do. Regarding the need of many side packages, they are needed for compilation. So, I decided to provide corrected instructions on adding the repo to the sources list so that you can install Brave and keep it updated. When you use brave not brave-bin, you download the entire source code of the browser and it needs to be compiled on your computer to produce an installable binary. Brave has a repo that can be added to your sources, but their instructions on adding it are borked and do not work. You can download the 64-bit deb file and install it, but this will not keep your Brave installation updated. It is only available for amd64 currently. $ sudo yay -PsĪnd this sums up this brief tutorial on how you can install the yay AUR helper in Arch Linux and Manjaro.The new Brave browser ( ), based on Chromium, is garnering a lot of interest lately. I could’t get brave-bin to even download but plain brave worked, thank you. I usually use Manjaro though they’re very similar. If you want to print system statistics using yay, run. or if you’d rather use the binary release. Install and Sync All of Your Devices Secure cloud syncing lets you access your sensitive information from anywhere on any device Create a Free Account View Plans and Pricing Desktop Access Bitwarden on Windows, macOS, and Linux desktops with native applications. To clean up all unwanted dependencies on your system, issue the command. To remove a package using yay use the command. sudo dnf install brave-browser Install Brave Browser On Arch Linux Brave is available on Arch Linux as an AUR package. Alternatively, you can Skip the welcome tour. Since snap tool is pre-installed on Ubuntu 16. After the welcome page loads, click Let’s go, then follow the on-screen instructions to import bookmarks and settings from your current browser, set a default search engine, and enable rewards or not. As stated by Brave installation manual, the easiest way to install Brave web browser is as snap package. $ yay -Syu -devel -timeupdateĪs with any other AUR helpers, you can install the packages using the command. Once the Brave browser installation is complete, search for the Brave in your system menu and open it.

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To include development packages during the upgrade run. Official releases include Xfce, KDE, Gnome, and the minimal CLI-Installer Architect. A rolling release distro featuring a user-friendly installer, tested updates and a community of friendly users for support. Once you have yay installed, you can upgrade all the packages on your system using the command. Manjaro is a GNU/Linux distribution based on Arch.

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Install Yay AUR Helper in Arch Linux How to Use Yay in Arch Linux and Manjaro Next, build the package using the makepkg command below. To build the package from PKGBUILD, navigate into the yay folder. Change the file permissions from the root the sudo user.

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