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Install it in a container, for example by following instructions here: https://librewolf.net/installation/
LibreWolf Browser
A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.
The web store is for sites
Not apps
I went to LibreWolf's website, and decide to install the FlatPak. That worked. However, it wasn't installed into a container.
Yeah flatpak is different
Jeez learn more about the OS before using it learn all the tools did you read the welcome screen
Woops, didn't realize it had a flatpak (they should put that on their installation page)
It is confusing how to install Linux apps on BlendOS. I also tried # yay -S librewolf-bin
Yea thats a fair critique, Jase, librewolf is in the aur not official arch repositories. You can only install packages from the official arch repos to the blendOS host at the moment, (using sudo system install package_name), but I think aur support is being worked on.
Yay and Pacman don't work in the blendOS host, but you can use them in an arch container
That won’t work
Pacman does via system install
And yeah you’re supposed to use a container
This is a misleading statement to make; users can't use pacman directly so better to tell them it doesn't work (if they take the time to cat /usr/bin/system and trace it back to using pacman, that's fine)
Well the tool pulls from the same repos