How to install the Opera One web browser on Linux
Opera One has made it to Linux, and with it comes a lot of new exciting features, like Opera’s AI tool, “tab islands,” and many other features. In this guide, we’ll go over how you can get this app working on all major Linux operating systems.
Ubuntu and Debian installation instructions
If you wish to install Opera One on your Ubuntu or Debian system, you’ll need to download the official DEB package from the Opera website. To get your hands on the DEB package, click the following link.
Alternatively, you can use the following wget command to download it directly with your terminal.
wget https://download3.operacdn.com/pub/opera/desktop/100.0.4815.21/linux/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.deb -O ~/Downloads/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.deb
After downloading the DEB package to your Ubuntu or Debian Linux system, the installation is ready to begin. Open up a terminal window by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T on the keyboard. Or, search for “Terminal” in the app menu and launch it that way. With the terminal app open, you can use the cd command to enter the ~/Downloads/ directory. This directory is where the DEB package was saved by your browser (or wget)
cd ~/Downloads/
After loading up the “Downloads” directory, you can install the software on your Ubuntu or Debian Linux system by executing the following apt install command.
sudo apt install ./opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.deb
When you run the installation command, Opera will ask you if you wish to enable the update software repository. Enabling this repo will ensure that Opera One is updated with regular system updates. Allow it to be enabled.
Fedora installation instructions
If you’re a Fedora Linux user, you’ll be able to install the Opera One browser on your Linux system via a downloadable RPM package. To get your hands on this RPM package, click the following link. This link is a direct link to the latest RPM package and will download directly to your ~/Downloads/ folder. Alternatively, download it with the following wget command.
wget https://download3.operacdn.com/pub/opera/desktop/100.0.4815.21/linux/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm -O ~/Downloads/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm
Once the file is done downloading to your computer, use the cd command to enter the ~/Downloads/ directory. This folder is where your browser or the wget download command saved the RPM package.
cd ~/Downloads/
Once you’re in the ~/Downloads/ folder, you can install the software on your Fedora Linux system using the dnf install command.
sudo dnf install opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm
Once this package is installed, you’ll be ready to use Opera One on your Fedora Linux system. Enjoy the new features!
OpenSUSE installation instructions
If you’re an OpenSUSE Linux user, you’ll need to install Opera One via the downloadable RPM package they make available on their website. To get your hands on the latest RPM package, click on the following link. Alternatively, you can download it directly with the wget download command.
wget https://download3.operacdn.com/pub/opera/desktop/100.0.4815.21/linux/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm -O ~/Downloads/opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm
Once the download is complete, the installation is ready to begin. Open up a terminal window, and use the cd command to move into the ~/Downloads/ folder. This folder is the directory to which both wget and your web browser have saved the Opera RPM package to.
cd ~/Downloads/
You can install the RPM package on your OpenSUSE Linux system using the following sudo zypper in command.
sudo zypper in opera-stable_100.0.4815.21_amd64.rpm
Once the package is installed on your OpenSUSE system, you can begin using the latest Opera One.
Flatpak installation instructions
If you’re not using Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, or OpenSUSE, you can still install the Opera One browser through Flatpak. It should be noted that this Flatpak is unofficial, however, it is updated and will allow you to enjoy the latest Opera One features.
To start the installation, open up a terminal window. Once it is open, follow our guide on how to set up the Flatpak runtime on your system. Then, use the two installation commands down below to set up Opera One as a Flatpak.
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
flatpak install flathub com.opera.Opera
Snap package installation instructions
If you prefer Snap packages, you can install the Opera One browser on your system using the snap install command. To start, you must ensure you have the Snap runtime installed on your system. For more information on how to set up Snaps, please check out our Snap package setup guide.
After you’ve set up Snap packages on your computer, the installation can begin. You can quickly set up the Opera One browser using the snap install command below.
sudo snap install opera
