In September, we reported that " Microsoft's intention to introduce a new version of the browser Linux Edge ", Edge team produced a questionnaire, mainly on the questionnaire respondents preference for Linux distributions, using a Web browser on Linux scenarios and requirements, and so on. There was speculation that Microsoft would like to introduce Linux Edge browser intentions, but in view of the public beta of the new browser is still in its infancy, there are many uncertain factors, Microsoft officials have no definite statement.
However, in the recent General Assembly Ignite 2019, Microsoft officially announced shortly after the Edge for Linux will be released. Microsoft senior editor Zac Bowden in Twitter posted on the photo presentation, according to its statement, the new Edge is completely cross-platform, the browser will be support for the Windows platform, including server and client, as well as MacOS, Android, IOS and Linux.
As for the specific release timeline is not currently disclosed. Edge team rarely open browser specific release details, but in recent days on the Ignite 2019 General Assembly, they clearly Chromium Edge generic version of the release date, Chromium Edge stable version will be released next year on January 15, and the Windows and MacOS available. So I believe Edge for Linux will be available soon.
Although that time version of Linux may appear on the Canary and Dev channel, but it will not be as universally available as ARM64 version.
Reference: BetaNews