There are two official ways to install the Chrome browser, the one is using Google Chrome PPA and the other method is, directly downloading and installing ‘. We will show you both ways so that you can select whatever method you feel easy.
Installing Google Chrome Browser Using PPAġ. We use Google’s official Linux software repository ( PPA) that will automatically install and configure settings needed to keep your chrome browser up-to-date.īefore installing the repository, we need to download and install Google’s Linux package signing Key that will automatically configure your package manager to verify the integrity of packages before downloading and installing on the system. On Debian based systems (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.), use the following wget command to download the key and then use ‘ apt-key‘ to add it to the system. $ sudo sh -c 'echo "deb stable main" > /etc/apt//google.list'ģ.Īfter adding the key, run the following command to add a chrome repository to your system sources. After adding the chrome repository, you must do a system update to update the newly added chrome repository, using the following command. Now, here Google PPA provides three chrome versions (stable, beta, and unstable), so install whatever version you prefer. Install Chrome Beta Version $ sudo apt-get install google-chrome-beta Install Chrome Stable Version $ sudo apt-get install google-chrome-stable
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