I test +1, which is the DEV test bed for 22.04. Anything newer is interim Dev Test Cycle code, until the next LTS version. Ubuntu 20.04.3 is LTS (Long-Term Support). I'm just here to help people.Īs you mention, you went from 20 (you didn't finish that) to newer. What is your choice, and what is the question you need help with? Or is it that you just needed to vent? I understand that also. My home, as a Distro, is Ubuntu, and I support it's Community.
I support many things "Linux", distribution immaterial.
The Ubuntu Community tries, cares about it's Users, and that Ubuntu works for all. You have the freedom and choice to do what you want. I know you might be frustrated, but that is not how Linux works, whatever the distribution. and holding them to a specific Linux Distribution? LOL. You are holding a third party vendor and their problems. But what you say, and the way you say it, you never know who is listening and who they are. You sound like you are frustrated and venting. That is saying that on Mandrake, or Fedora, or SUSE, or Slackware, RedHat, Oracle, or whatever. That the Snaps version is "not yet working." That is not the fault of any Distro. For Unity you can search Brave from Ubuntu dash.The Brave Browser website itself says to install it's browser from there. After the installation of Brave Web Browser, click the show applications in the Ubuntu Gnome dock and type Brave in the search box and click Brave Web Browser to open it. sudo apt install brave-browserĭuring the Brave Web Browser installation press the Y key and then the enter key to confirm the installation of Brave Web Browser. Then type the below command in the terminal and hit the enter key to install the latest version Brave Web Browser on Ubuntu. echo "deb $UBUNTU_CODENAME main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//brave-browser-release-$.list Then execute the below command in terminal. curl -s | sudo apt-key -keyring /etc/apt//brave-browser-release.gpg add. Then type your Ubuntu password.Type y and hit enter during the installation to confirm it. sudo apt install apt-transport-https curl
For that open your terminal app and type the below command and hit enter. First you need to install apt-transport-https curl on your system.
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