Three ways to summarize Ubuntu installation software

The first is to only search and install directly:

Enter the command in the terminal:

First, there's no chrome software in the search source.

sudo apt-cache search Chrome

Found that my sources.list did not load this source (I used 163), since here is the experience,

If you use Google's source and search here, assuming the name is Chrome, then the installed command is

sudo apt-get install Chrome

The second method is known as the resource file (filename.deb) of the download path (Baidu or other way to know), you can use the first download and install the method to install.

In the terminal input command: wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
When the download is complete, locate the directory where the file is located
Then execute the install command: sudo dpkg-i./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

The third way is to load a third-party source for installation:
Reprinted from https://blog.orx.me/post/375
If you can FQ, follow the steps of blog post directly.

Just two or three hours to summarize the experience, if there are errors, hope to point out, thank you

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Three ways to summarize Ubuntu installation software