In the special case of Fedora 28 if you activated the third-party repositories since you installed, there is no need to add anything, just go to the installation command.Ĥ lightweight Linux distributions that still have 32-bit support Once the download is done, they must install the package with their preferred package manager or from the terminal they can do it with the following command: sudo rpm -i google-chrome-stable_current_x86_64.rpm Installing Google Chrome from repository on CentOS, RHEL, Fedora and derivatives.įor these systems we can add a repository which will help us to install the browser without having to download the RPM file.
To the case of systems with support for RPM packages such as CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, openSUSE and derivatives they should download the rpm package, which can be obtained from the following link. Installing Google Chrome from the rpm package Y finally we install the application with: sudo apt install google-chrome-stable Now We must update our list of repositories and applications with: sudo apt update We must import it into the system with: signing key chrome sudo apt-key add linux_signing_key.pub
We save with Ctrl + O and exit with Ctrl + X. Once this is done, it is necessary that we import the public key from the Google Chrome repository, we do this by typing: wget It is also possible to install the browser without having to download the deb package, for this it is necessary to add a repository to the system, which is added with the following command: sudo nano /etc/apt//google-chrome.listĪnd inside the file we must add the following: deb stable main Sudo apt install -f Installing Google Chrome on Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives from repository Must of download the package from the official Google Chrome page, so they should go to the following link to get the package.ĭone the package download they can install directly with their preferred package manager, or from the terminal they can do it by typing the following command: sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_bĪnd in case you have problems with dependencies, you can solve them by typing the following command: 9 things to do after installing Ubuntu 18.04
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