Open amethystgosling163 opened 2 months ago
I think we should include them, but disabled, like Fedora does for Chrome.
We can have them be enabled in new OOBE if the user wants them or in GNOME software/Discover
I think we should include them, but disabled, like Fedora does for Chrome.
We can have them be enabled in new OOBE if the user wants them or in GNOME software/Discover
Why disabled tho?
Why disabled tho?
I had the exact same question and we discussed internally:
I just became aware that the brave browser RPM repo doesn't have the necessary appstream data to display in GUI Software Centers meaning that the browser from this repo can only be installed thru the terminal OOTB but I still think it is a good idea to include it as this issue might be fixed sooner or later and because AFAIK the Terra repository also doesn't have appstream data for any package, yet it is included anyway.
we do include Appstream data in Terra
we do include Appstream data in Terra
Actually, not yet.
I have posted an issue here:
AppStream metadata · Issue #1327 · terrapkg/packages
but we haven't actually added AppStream metadata in Terra yet.
Issue I talked about: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/27817
New OOBE should close this
Hey, just chiming in - if you're including the Brave RPM repo, can I suggest that you include the LibreWolf repo as well?
Yeah. How about also including the Mullvad Browser repo as well?
i believe so, i gotta go in and edit the config to add them to oobe
Describe the related problem / the feature request
The Brave browser and Google Chrome are very popular packages that are not available as RPMs in the repositories included in Ultramarine OOTB and the only Google Chrome package (Flatpak) available in the Software Center is unverified, so I think it would be a good idea to add the official RPM Google Chrome repository too.
Describe a solution and how it solves the above problem
Steps required to add the official Brave Browser repo:
sudo dnf install dnf-plugins-core && sudo dnf config-manager --add-repo https://brave-browser-rpm-release.s3.brave.com/brave-browser.repo && sudo rpm --import https://brave-browser-rpm-release.s3.brave.com/brave-core.asc && sudo dnf install brave-browser
Steps required to add the official Google Chrome repo: Enable third-party repositories - Fedora wiki page on it has all the steps.
Alternatives you've considered
None
Additional Context
I'm using the GNOME Edition so I saw the absence of these repositories in that edition of Ultramarine.