I am not one of them, so there is little I can comment on how it works. Therefore, users who have been waiting like water in May for the launch of Microsoft Edge for Linux, you can already enjoy it. The design is almost exact to that of the Windows version, which means that it does not respect the theme of our Linux distribution. As for what we will get if we install it, it is basically a preliminary version with certain limitations or restrictions, but that will allow us to get an idea of what we will be able to use in a few months. The download links of Microsoft Edge for Linux you can find them in this Reddit post, where we are linked to Microsoft server for Dev version and provide us with the links for the DEB version ( here!) and RPM ( here!). Microsoft Edge for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Red Hat… for everyone! Looking at "Software and Updates", what appears is the label "stable", so it is likely that the same PPA that adds us will also offer us the stable version when the time comes. Microsoft Edge's numbering for Linux is 88.0.673.0-1 and, at least if we install it on Ubuntu, it will add the browser's repository. La version available is Dev, that is, it is not the beta that we had advanced, but a preliminary version. I wouldn't be being fair if I didn't mention that I found out thanks to OMG! Ubuntu !, but I have searched on my own and I am going to provide the links so that everyone who wants to can try it. But they have broken their promise, albeit for a good cause: it is not only available for Debian / Ubuntu, but they have also released an RPM package for Red Hat, Fedora, and any distribution that uses that type of package as well. Already we can test Microsoft Edge on Linux.
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