A- its not someone lmao, he created bazzite
- you can install rpm but its discouraged, the reason are your update will apply slower and you introduce a chance for more conflict
- flatpak are pretty safe because the manifest are hosted publicly
- all chromium browser are kinda crippled in flatpak but will function normally (i think) its mostly the sandboxing feature that is crippled afaik, you can use layered browser in distrobox as an alternative
Abtw the correct command should be
rpm-ostree uninstall chrome
BI’m new to Linux, so I’m unfamiliar with distrobox and other concepts. I recall that when I had Fedora, I could install the official packages using the .rpm package, but not on Bazzite?
Minstalled inside a distrobox is maybe not so bad too
Aif you are new i suggest you stick to flatpak if possible
Aunless you have some special requirement regarding privacy/security you can look at secureblue
BMy primary concern is that the Flatpak version is not officially released by Google.
Additionally, Brave claims that their Flatpak is official but is currently broken and is advised against using it.
If I were to install these packages using rpm-ostree, will it cause any damage to my system?
Additionally, Brave claims that their Flatpak is official but is currently broken and is advised against using it.
If I were to install these packages using rpm-ostree, will it cause any damage to my system?
Mthe main downside is probably no browser update without reboot (if you use rpm-ostree)
BI’m fine with that. Thanks everyone for the help!
MI've been using the flatpak and the only problem I notice with the chromium browsers is "use QT" in the appearance options doesn't work
BIdk, but it bothers me that the flatpak version of Google Chrome isn’t maintained by Google itself. I prefer getting the software from the company, so I know it’s verified.
And, Brave is advising against using their flatpak version because it’s broken. So, I’ll follow their advice.
And, Brave is advising against using their flatpak version because it’s broken. So, I’ll follow their advice.
DBrave flatpak is fine for 80-90% of users
Its not really broken to the point it can't be use
Its not really broken to the point it can't be use
DThe only missing feature is like if you wanna use keepassxc with browser
