I just installed Ubuntu11.10 and wanted to install Chrome. I couldn't find it in Ubuntu Software Center, but only Chromium. So I went to Googling first. Some people said that I should: "You can't install Chromium directly on the official website. You have to install Chromium in Ubuntu Software Center first, then install Chrome, and then delete Chromium." This should also be feasible, it is indeed a little troublesome. Read: http://www.linuxidc.com/Li
I just installed Ubuntu 11.10 and wanted to install Chrome. I couldn't find it in Ubuntu Software Center, but only Chromium. So I went to Googling first. Someone said that I should first: "You can't install Chromium directly on the official website. You have to install Chromium in Ubuntu Software Center first, then install Chrome, and then delete Chromium." This should also be feasible, it is indeed a little troublesome.
Read: http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2011-10/45642.htm
However, I still want to try to install the chrome official download version. After the download, install:
Code:Sudo dpkg-I google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
An error occurs:
Code:Decompressing google-chrome-stable (from google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb )...
Dpkg: The dependency problem makes the configuration of google-chrome-stable unable to continue:
Google-chrome-stable depends on libxss1; however:
Libxss1 is not installed.
Google-chrome-stable depends on libcurl3; however:
The software package libcurl3 is not installed.
Dpkg: An error occurred while processing google-chrome-stable (-- install:
Dependency problem-Not Configured
Processing the trigger for gnome-menus...
Processing the trigger for desktop-file-utils...
Processing the trigger for bamfdaemon...
Rebuilding/usr/share/applications/bamf. index...
Processing the trigger for man-db...
An error occurred during processing:
Google-chrome-stable
The reason is that libxss1 and libcurl3 libraries are missing. What about these libraries in those packages? I don't know! It seems quite troublesome to manually find and install these libraries.
However, I accidentally discovered this command to automatically solve the trust database:
Code:Sudo apt-get-f install
OK! The installation is successful.
Summary:
Go to the official website http://www.google.cn/chrome/intl/zh-CN/landing_chrome.html? Hl = zh-CN & brand = CHMI download: google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
Run the following command to install the SDK:
Code:Sudo dpkg-I google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
Run the following command to restore the library dependency:
Code:Sudo apt-get-f install
