The installing, not the webbrowser.

Nope just use w3m it's better

High-jacking the thread a bit.

As anyone tried Midori recently. I remembered about it this past weekend and when searching I was impressed with the project page.

Installed it on my phone and my computer.

On Android it is not ready yet. Maybe for tablets. The browser did not resize to fit the screen. It also felt heavy. Removed after a few tentative uses.

On PC, the same feeling of being heavy, slow moving. It took a long time to open and start navigating. My computer is not new but it carries itself well enough to start FF in a few seconds.

There are several gui applications for your package manager you can use to install various browsers.

This ironically fits more to windows users trying to uninstall edge

Real Linux users use Lynx because they fucked up their XF86Config.

That's not installing Firefox, that's https://github.com/dustinkirkland/hollywood

Don't know what the fuck is going on there, but that's not installing a browser.

Add programs.firefox.enable = true; to configuration.nix.

Call sudo nixos-rebuild switch. Maybe add --flake if you're feeling adventurous.

Done.

Or, more realistically...

programs = {
    firefox = {
        enable = true;
        # Configure anything you want here (language,
        # extensions, policies... whatever).
    };
    # Enable and configure other programs here.
};

... and keep the whole thing in a git repository to track changes and have it available for other machines.

Literally easier than Windows.

People are falling for this and downloading software from unofficial websites.

Linux is super easy.

• Debian-based: # apt install firefox
• Red-Hat-based: # dnf in firefox
• Arch: # pacman -S firefox

What distros are ya'll using that firefox isn't installed by default?