I'm currently posting from it in Bionic32-light.
Of course I wanted something that wouldn't suck up too much of the resources on my old computers so here's what I did:
- 1) I downloaded peebee's vivaldi_2.8.1664.35-1_lxsc_spot.sfs. UExtracted the SFS and copied the /opt/vivaldi folder to my /initrd/mnt/dev_save (home) drive.
2) I grabbed the vivaldi-pup script from his vivaldi-2.3.1440.61-i386.sfs and placed it in the /home/vivaldi folder. (modified version included below so you don't have to go looking for it)
3) Renamed the script to vivaldi-launch and modified it to:
A) save it's profile in the vivaldi folder on the home drive
B) save it's Cache in /tmp so it is deleted on shutdown.
4) Linked the launch script to the desktop and gave it a try. (Afterwards I got fancy and set it up as the defaultbrowser but I won't complicate the explanation here)
I've tried it in Bionic-light, Bionic32 full, Busterpup, Xenialpup, Stretchpup. Works well in all so far. (I even set up versions of Precise-light and Tahr-605 to run it but that's another story.)
Mind you, this is running without sandbox which is allegedly less secure. I figure deleting the Cache at every computer shutdown helps a bit with that.
Give it a try if you like and let me know what happens.
Disclaimer: User accepts all responsibility for whatever.
