It is important to note that removing chrome may cause issues with other packages that depend on chrome. You may have to search for Chrome and select the package to remove it. However, it will not remove any configuration files or data that may have been created while Chrome was installed.Īlternatively, you can also use the graphical package manager of your distribution to remove the package. These commands will remove the Chrome package and its dependencies. OpenSUSE: sudo zypper remove google-chrome-stable.Arch Linux: sudo pacman -R google-chrome.Fedora and Red Hat: sudo dnf remove google-chrome-stable.Ubuntu and Debian: sudo apt-get remove google-chrome-stable sudo apt-get autoremove.
Here are the commands for some common Linux distributions: To uninstall Google Chrome from a Linux system, you can use the package manager for your specific distribution. It’s recommended to use the package manager to install chrome. In addition, please note that installing packages from the official website, might not be the best option as it might not be compatible with your Linux distribution. If you have a 32-bit version, you will not be able to install or run Chrome. It is important to note that Chrome requires a 64-bit version of Linux to run. Run the command yaourt -S google-chrome or pacaur -S google-chrome.Īlternatively, you can also install Chrome via the terminal using the command sudo apt install google-chrome-stable.Install Chrome from the Arch Linux User Repository (AUR) using a package manager like yaourt or pacaur.To install chrome on Arch Linux use these steps. Run the command sudo yum localinstall google-chrome-*.rpm to install the package.Open a terminal and navigate to the download location.To install chrome on Fedora or Red Hat use these steps. Once the installation is complete, you can launch Chrome from the application launcher.If you receive any dependency errors, use the command sudo apt-get -f install to resolve them.Run the command sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-*.deb to install the package.You can open a terminal by pressing ctrl + alt + t.
Download the latest version of Google Chrome from the official website.
To install chrome on Ubuntu or Debian follow these steps.
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