Absolutely ridiculous to be left out. With appimage or flatpak or even just a only fashioned tar that the communities can repack to their own distros or use any of the cross platform means of install, it's not like they would be catering to the entire community. But I will say that if it i possible for chrome and edge to be available for Linux, then opera is actively choosing to bypass a large portion of the community. They already have opera browser for linux, so it's not like they cant do the same for gx. Hell, they have it for android, which means it can be repacked for linux.

@captainlian I'm currently using regular Opera. It works well enough. But doesn't match the aesthetics I was going for that were very much GX inspired. Also, the GPU and RAM controls are pretty much the only thing missing.

@aokog it just jumps to the failed to connect page

@gmgarciam thorium browser is a chromium one that has every tweak available to boost it and it runs on a fraction of the power of even chromium. I use it as a alternate to chrome when I don't use regular Opera. If we could tweak up this to start looking like, and then eventually running equal to Opera gx, we'd have something.

Let me now add, since it's been awhile, that I now have Zen browser with transparency loaded and looking beautiful but I still can't get OperaGX or, now, Opera Air. Like, that one is built on Opera One. There is no legit reasoning on this. Yeah, I've made Vivaldi "look" like GX, but it's not the same. No pinboards, sync is out of whack, etc. And yes, everyone

That's what they go by.

Hey, thanks for making this available for Linux and finally getting that darkmode that everyone was asking for...

Ah, wait...

Yay, dark mode at last!. Oh,... wait...

I have a dark wallpaper, so i just selected that in theme and it's as close to darkmode as I can get. Currently a dark soft blue. I do wish I could change the tab colors to match.

@dottmalcom wait, what have you heard?

@shadowninjaxd same happened to me, to fix, I opened it and hit ctrl w real fast to close the pinboard tb that was the issue.

@gmgarciam thorium browser is a chromium one that has every tweak available to boost it and it runs on a fraction of the power of even chromium. I use it as a alternate to chrome when I don't use regular Opera. If we could tweak up this to start looking like, and then eventually running equal to Opera gx, we'd have something.

@captainlian I'm currently using regular Opera. It works well enough. But doesn't match the aesthetics I was going for that were very much GX inspired. Also, the GPU and RAM controls are pretty much the only thing missing.

Same, clicking the extensions doesn't show anything needing update or permissions issues.

@aokog it just jumps to the failed to connect page