Install Google browser commands under Ubuntu

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The method described in this article is the quickest for new users who are just starting to use Ubuntu and want to install a Google Chrome browser. There are many ways to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu. Some users prefer to get Deb to install directly on the Google Chrome download page.

Other users prefer to install via the PPA from chromium. I prefer to download the installation via the wget command. The way through the command line is the quickest and is what this article wants to tell you.

As you already know, Google Chrome has completed the attack of Dick Silk, becoming one of the most popular web browsers. In fact, this is also my favorite browser. I started with Internet Explorer, and then I switched to Firefox, and finally I switched to Google Chrome.

I don't want you to change the browser, but if you want to use chrome under Ubuntu, then install it.

To start installing chrome, you have some options. First you can use the browser to access the Google Chrome download page and then download a copy. If you don't like using the command line, you can use this method.

For users who prefer to use the terminal command line, you can use the following command to download.

Cd/tmp

For Google Chrome32-bit version, use the following link:

wget Https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb

For the 64-bit version, you can download it using the following link:

wget Https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

When you are finished downloading, run the following command to install.

sudo dpkg-i google-chrome*; sudo apt-get-f Install

And then it's done! Once the installation is complete, you can launch it by searching for Chrome on the Unity Dash.

Use happily!

Install Google browser commands under Ubuntu