You can also install that to be included in your start menu give it a category: echo 'Categories=Network,VideoConference' > sktopĪfterwards, it can be established as menu entry: xdg-desktop-menu install msedge-cifhbcnohmdccbgoicgdjpfamggdegmo-Default. On Windows, the equivalent you get is msedge_proxy.exe -app-id= -app-url= app-id=cifhbcnohmdccbgoicgdjpfamggdegmo \ Step 1: get the download When you click the button (if you don’t see it, scroll down) you’ll see two Linux download options.
The page should show you a big blue download for Linux button. The Exec line is what you're looking for! /opt/microsoft/msedge/microsoft-edge \ Go to Microsoft Edge Download Page In any modern web browser visit the official Microsoft Edge download page.
StartupWMClass=crx_cifhbcnohmdccbgoicgdjpfamggdegmo Icon=msedge-cifhbcnohmdccbgoicgdjpfamggdegmo-Default Looking at its content, #!/usr/bin/env xdg-openĮxec=/opt/microsoft/msedge/microsoft-edge -profile-directory=Default -app-id=cifhbcnohmdccbgoicgdjpfamggdegmo "-app-url=" That directory contains a freshly created file mstedge-$ is a random-looking alphabetic string. Select "Create shortcut…", and there, select only pinning to "Desktop"Īfterwards, you will find a file in your Desktop directory (and if you're like many users that don't use a window manager with an MS Windows-Style desktop directory, you can cd "$(xdg-user-dir DESKTOP)"). 1 Install Microsoft Edge on Linux 1.1 Using the DEB/RPM package 1.2 From Terminal 1.2.1 on ubuntu 1.2.2 in fedora 1.2.3 In OpenSuse 2 Refresh the browser 3 Uninstall Edge and clear your data Install Microsoft Edge on Linux There are two different ways to install this new web browser on any Linux distro. Go through the … menu -> "Apps" -> "Manage Apps" and in the edge://apps tab that opens, on the Teams PWA, go the … menu, Once you've got the Microsoft Teams PWA installed, you might be able to ask it to create a desktop shortcut.
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