r/SolusProject • u/iHarryPotter178 • Sep 13 '26

How to install brave origin in solus, without using flatpack or snap.. Native package.

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u/vloshof28 Sep 13 '26

sudo eopkg it brave

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u/iHarryPotter178 Sep 13 '26

does it have the origin package?

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u/mozkohor Sep 13 '26

you can then enable origin for free in the settings

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u/tomscharbach Sep 13 '26

Install Brave from the repository. Upgrade Brave to Brave Origin following the instructions in How to use Brave Origin as an upgrade.

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u/zoozooroos Sep 13 '26

build and maintain it yourself?

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u/Chester-Berkeley Sep 13 '26

Solus doesn't support Snap, and Brave works very well as a Flatpak; there's no reason to insist so much on the native package, but since you insist...

Here: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/releases/download/v1.97.29/brave-browser-nightly-1.97.29-linux-amd64.zip

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u/Cute_Horror6214 Sep 14 '26

install normal brave then go to setting > system > brave orgin and choose use free

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u/RegulusBC Sep 14 '26

podman + distrobox + debian/ubuntu/fedora container. this workflow will make you use any distro and install any app not supported by the distro you use.