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[Feature]: Official PPA for Firefox Beta #466
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I noticed that someone asked about Thunderbird and there's also one for Thunderbird that is identical except it has Thunderbird without Snap instead of Firefox without Snap, so here are the commands for that one also: add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/thunderbird-next
cat <<EOF | tee /etc/apt/preferences.d/pin-thunderbird-ppa
Package: *
Pin: release o=LP-PPA-mozillateam-thunderbird-next
Pin-Priority: 9999
EOF
apt-get update
apt-get install thunderbird |
I went ahead and made a comparison screenshot of most of the primary Mozilla apps available for Termux:X11 that come as On the left are those in Debian 12 from |
Thanks, I currently only use the native versions of the two Mozilla XClients and mostly Thunderbird. However, on different devices (arch/size) with different XServers. The Termux:X11 XServer seems to be the best one at the moment for being able to use the XClients with your fingers even on small mobile phones. As a window/desktop manager (WM) I tend to use simple XClients (Openbox, Fluxbox). But the ones from Mozilla don't work without them. However, there are a few problems that lie in the XClient itself. My attempts to solve them via bugzilla or the de forum have so far been unsuccessful. I have opened an issue in my repo (in progress) where I would like to investigate further. |
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Nice~~ |
Feature description
Using the normal Ubuntu 24.04 package of Firefox that comes from
apt install firefox
by default does not work because it depends on Snap.On the other hand, by using these alternative commands, it is possible to install a build of Firefox into the Ubuntu Proot that does not depend on the
snapd
package in any way. It is maintained by a group within the Ubuntu organization called "Mozilla Team" . I originally thought that this was maintained by Mozilla directly but it is not, it is maintained by the "Ubuntu Mozilla Team".That works to run Firefox without requiring Snap within Ubuntu 22.04 and newer proots, including Ubuntu 24.04.
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