We have been hearing for a long time that the new Chorium-based Micorosft browser will be released at some point for computers with Linux.
And Microsoft seems to mean it. We now know that Edge for Linux will eventually be released and is official.
It was first announced during the Ignite 2019 conference held in Orlando, USA, at the meeting "State of the Browser”(Approximately at 8.24). Microsoft reported that the Edge for Linux will be released sometime in 2020.
When exactly; Nobody knows, but one Linux his port Edge has been released since the company first released the fixed browser for macOS and Windows 10 on January 15, 2020.
But during Build 2020, Microsoft introduced the Microsoft browser Edge running on a system Linux. This means that the company has not abandoned its plan and is still developing it Edge.
The following screenshot shows a desktop with Gnome 3 running the browser normally Edge.
Image source: https://twitter.com/zhuowencui/status/1262798080564326402/photo/1
At the Build 2020 conference, Microsoft once again said it was exploring Linux OS as a possible platform for him Edge, but still did not mention a release date.
With its release Edge for Linux, Microsoft hopes that web developers will be involved in using it in their projects without having to switch to Windows systems.
But the big question is: will anyone else use it?
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