I really don’t understand why I can’t include the instructions as the thread that I had linked above managed to do so. I had trouble including the instructions I needed your help with.

What would happen if I use old instruction instead of new instructions? What are the difference between both instructions, (especially -fsSLo)? Or are they the same but different syntax?

Please also look at Brave site on Linux (search for Brave and linux, it should come up right away, it did for me.) Look at Mint section. Please looks at the second and third steps. I also went to the Brave site and comparing both instructions and I saw that the Brave site has changed the instruction on the second step and a bit change on the third step, which was otherwise identical. Anyway, I looked up this stuff on this site and I saw an older thread from September 2020. I must admit to be nervous about installing new stuff on the computer. I need your help if you are willing to give it.Īfter some time of postponing, I decide that it is about the time to installing the Brave. # Adds the Brave repository so you can then install the browserĮcho 'deb $UBUNTU_CODENAME main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//brave-browser-release-$.Hello guys. # Downloads the key and signature for the repositoryĬurl -s | sudo apt-key -keyring /etc/apt//brave-browser-release.gpg add.

echo 'Installing curl if not already installed installed' It's very simple, but it does include commands run as root, so make sure you review it and are okay with it. The Linux installation instructions on require lots of terminal commands that not all might understand, so I basically turned those commands into a script with commentary and slightly more information printed in the terminal. So, the latest version of the Brave web browser in the Software Boutique is quite outdated (it still uses the Muon engine while the latest release is based on Chromium).

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