# You may comment out this entry, but any other modifications may be lost. To verify the file contents: cat /etc/apt//google-chrome.list # THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED # Updating Google Chrome #ĭuring the installation, the official Google repository will be added to your system. When you start Google Chrome for the first time, you will be presented with the following window asking whether you want to make Google Chrome your default browser and to send usage statistic and crash reports to Google:įrom here, you can sign-in to Chrome with your Google Account to sync your bookmarks, history, passwords and other settings on all your devices.

Now that you have Google Chrome installed on your Debian system you can start it either from the command line by typing google-chrome or by clicking on the Google Chrome icon ( Activities -> Google Chrome). The command above will install Chrome and all dependencies. You will be asked to enter your user password. Once the download is complete, install Google Chrome by typing: sudo apt install. Open your terminal either by using the Ctrl+Alt+T keyboard shortcut or by clicking on the terminal icon. In the unlikely event that it does not appear in the applications menu, we will launch it by opening a terminal and typing the following:Īfter adding the repository, Chrome updates should appear in RHEL Software Update.How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu : Tutorial for BeginnersĬomplete the following steps to install Google Chrome on your Debian system: 1.

Now we can open it like any other program. We can install it with this command:Īnd that would be all that would have to be done to install VPN extensions for Google Chrome in RHEL 8. At the time of writing this article, it will appear “.80.

From what it shows us, we are interested in where it says 'Version'.

As an optional step, we can find information about the version of Chrome that is available:

We will do it with the YUM command, which will ensure that it will also install all the dependencies for us.

The file is saved as /etc//google-chrome-repo.

Gpgkey = https: ///linux/linux_signing_key.pub To do this, we open a text editor and paste the following:īaseurl = http: //dl./linux/chrome/rpm/stable/$basearch

The first thing we have to do is activate the Google YUM repository.

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