netsavy006
Seasoned Veteran
Can you use Google Chrome on Linux and if so, how?
Google Chrome and Linux
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froggyboy604
Seasoned Veteran
I think it is available in the Ubuntu Software Center under applications. All you have to do is search for Chrome or Google Chrome in the Ubuntu Software Center. Ubuntu Software will install Google Chrome for you.
el canadiano
Paragon
Look for Google Chrome 5.0 .deb files. If not, SRWare Iron is a really good fork of Chrome.
.deb is your friend. It's Debian/Ubuntu's equivalent to an exe.
.deb is your friend. It's Debian/Ubuntu's equivalent to an exe.
NBK*Twitch
Seasoned Veteran
Depending on your distro it normally just takes a repo add and download.netsavy006 said:
However you can just download a rpm or deb file from - http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/la ... form=linux
Oh and @ everyone else.. ubuntu is not the only distro I hope you know lol...
Just to add that under Linux (no matter the distro), you might only find "Chromium" when you search for "Chrome". If that's the case, you can install Chromium instead of Google Chrome because it's basically the same thing, with the difference that Chromium isn't Google-branded as Chrome, and might contain untested features not included in Chrome.
Chromium is the open source project in which Google Chrome is based.
Chromium is the open source project in which Google Chrome is based.
devashishseo
Reputable
At present i am using window 7. So sorry.
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