# You may comment out this entry, but any other modifications may be lost. The output of the file should look similar: # THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED # You can verify by checking the following file: cat /etc/apt//google-chrome.list This is because when you installed the package it will add the Google repository to the source.list directory. When new updates are available for Google Chrome, it automatically installs the updates by itself. You can open Google Chrome Browser from the terminal using the following command: google-chrome Update Chrome Chrome Once finished you have chrome installed on your Ubuntu system.
Make sure you have a user with sudo privilege to install it. Now we will install the chrome package using apt command. This downloads the google chrome package file named google-chrome-stable_current_b which is a deb package to your current directory. Then download the latest Google chrome using the wget command. Open your terminal using the Ctrl+Alt+T keyboard shortcut. Method 2: Install Google Chrome with Command Line If you used other browsers you can import your bookmarks and settings to Google Chrome. Then right-click on the desktop icon and select Allow Launching.
To create a Google Chrome desktop shortcut - go to Files -> Other Locations -> Computer -> user -> share -> applications -> Right-click on sktop file and copy and paste that file to your Desktop.
If you want can select Automatically send usage statistics and crash reports to Google. When you start Google Chrome for the first time, it prompts you to make Google Chrome your default browser. If you wish to add to Chrome your Favorites simply drag and drop the chrome icon to the sidebar. To launch Google Chrome click on Show Applications on the bottom left corner and type chrome in the search box. Note: You need to authenticate the package installation with your sudo user password.Ĭongrats !! You have installed Google Chrome on your Ubuntu system.
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