In message it was showing libappindicator1 is not installed. But in our case we got one message on terminal and it was regarding dependency package called libappindicator1 (A library to allow applications to export a menu into the panel). If everything is fine, the google chrome will be installed. Sudo dpkg -i cd ~/Downloads/google-chrome-stable_current_bĥ. My system is 64 bit hence I am installing 64 bit deb google chrome package. Change the path in command according to your system path where you have download google chrome. Click on Download button and save it in your system.ĥ.Now install the google chrome. Then click on button “Accept and Install”Ĥ. Select the 32 bit or 64 bit deb package as per your Ubuntu OS architecture. Here is the google chrome download address (URL may change in future, hence suggest to search in once) –ģ. Open any web browser and type the Google Chrome URL in address bar. You have to select the package as per 32 bit or 64 bit Operating system architecture which you are running and that is first thumb rule for any packages which you will install in your system.Ģ. Quickly open the terminal (CTRL + Alt + T) and write down following command to check what is your Ubuntu Operating System architecture In this post we are sharing screenshots to guide you to install google chrome.ġ. We strongly suggest to always download packaged from the project official repository.Hence, we download chrome web browser from google chrome site. we will download the google chrome deb package and install in our Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS system. Apt-get fetch the package from apt-repo, whereas with dpkg we install individual packages which has. Generally to install deb packages in Debian/Ubuntu system we use the apt-get and dpkg command. If you are a new bie then it is new learning for you. Installing the google chrome is not a big deal, it is a quite easy way to install. So we decided to write exactly the same story as we found similar outcome in two times attempts. In our last post we guided to upgrade the Ubuntu 14.04 LTS to 14.04.3 LTS.
We will know about how to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS first time. We are writing this post on the basis of real time scenario.
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