Hello.
I really love Solus Linux, and have been using it for many many years. But I still can't make it the main distribution.
It's all about just one browser. I use Yandex Browser because of some unique features. Audio translation of videos (more recently , also from Chinese), and translation of images into any language, with a single button in the context menu. Plus, some of our state websites (in Russia) work exclusively through Yandex Browser. I'm too lazy to bother every time with other browsers to install and update certificates from the state.
I know that there is a Yandex Browser in the Flathub repositories. But it behaves much (very) slower than a regular browser.
https://flathub.org/apps/ru.yandex.Browser
Couldn't help with the correct installation of this browser in Solus Linux?
(I don't understand packaging and installing my own packages at all, I would like to get tips and instructions on the steps)
-- Deb file (official repository)
https://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-browser/deb/pool/main/y/yandex-browser-stable/
-- Rpm file (official repository)
https://repo.yandex.ru/yandex-browser/rpm/stable/x86_64/
Examples of assemblies on other distributions:
-- Arch Linux aur (community)
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yandex-browser
-- Void Linux (community)
https://gitlab.com/vsyr89/yandex-browser
It is also worth noting that there are minor problems with video playback, but this is a temporary bug that will be fixed in future updates. Please do not pay attention to him. At the moment, the problem is solved by simply replacing the file libffmpeg.so
in the /opt/yandex/browser/
folder from the Chromium browser.
If someone wants to try audio translation of videos in any browser using Yandex services, then you can try an extension from third-party developers.
https://github.com/ilyhalight/voice-over-translation
But here is the translation of images from Yandex, a very important function for me, and nowhere have I found the same cool extension.
An example of how it all works. (it slows down because the flatpack, it doesn't matter which distribution)