Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu 24.04 [NO Command Line]

Installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu 24.04 is quite simple. You download the .deb file from its website and then you use it to install it.
Some people show terminal and commands but I think that's an overkill. I mean, sure, you can use the command line but not many people would be comfortable with it.
You should also know that the installed Google Chrome browser will be updated with regular system updates without doing anything special.

[@RDJ134]

I like this small tips, specialy for people that just starting out with Ubuntu. Keep them coming :) My preference is Chromium.

[@Itsfoss]

That's the purpose. We will be uploading these small tips one by one and then create a playlist out of them.

[@mohammadrezamirzaei130]

Thanks

[@Itsfoss]

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[@khomo12]

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[@Itsfoss]

Glad you liked it :)

[@RafaelSoares.thiago]

Thank You.

[@Itsfoss]

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[@aniketswami639]

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[@Itsfoss]

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[@aks007ranchi]

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[@Itsfoss]

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[@user-ff9rx7kq2g]

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[@Itsfoss]

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[@dewmi4403]

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[@Itsfoss]

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[@tomfenn7149]

@@Itsfoss I think he is joking. He means that working in Linux is supposed to be really hard and difficult, and you're not allowed to cheat with software such as Gdebi, instead you need to sleep on a bed made of brick, have cold showers every morning, birch oneself at sunrise, drink industrial strength coffee and IPA, grow a beard, and lean the most difficult programming languages known to humanity! Great video btw. Just what I needed to know (being a MacOS user, the lazyman's 'Linux').