Just talk and tell the crowd (which is probably a good part of your everyday users and fanbase that are switching to linux or already use it for its gaming performance, as said in my previous reply) what you have to tell.

But, please, don't leave the silence be like it is. This is a new branch of opera browser focus on gaming setup, it is different of the traditional opera web. As whatever we download on Linux using a browser, go to the Downloads folder, thus first we switch to that and then will run the installation command. Then click on the Download button to get the. If there isn't something actually going on, you (the team, etc.) can try to make it work and if there's no way it's gonna work, then just stop and tell us. Scroll download and find the package available for Linux systems. 'Please, if you are bored of seeing all these replies under this thread and others, just tell us that there's something going on, some testing, something that will maybe, one day, come to life and become a finalized version of this browser. In a typical modern Linux environment, we should already be set. Download Opera Web Browser (Linux) Download Opera Offline Installer Download Opera GX (Gaming Browser) Offline Installer Download All Opera Versions.

Maybe the Opera GX devs could be already trying to do this, and maybe working on a beta version, but here's my message to the Opera GX staff, team, devs, etc.: opera aims to be a lightweight orchestrator compliant with OASIS TOSCA. I don't get why they aren't just doing this already, this thread alone has 44.9k views (at the moment of posting this) so probably a good percentual of these people want/need/could use Opera GX on linux.

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