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Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a browser developed by Google based on the free browser Chromium and the Blink engine. The first stable version was released for Linux operating systems in May 2010.

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Installation using Flatpak Unofficial build

If you have the Flatpak package, you can install Google Chrome with one command:

shell
flatpak install flathub com.google.Chrome

Or using the GNOME Software 🤔

Follow the link to install Google Chrome, then confirm the "open application" operation in the browser. After this, the Application Center will open, select the source "Flathub" in it and click the "download" button

Installation from the Aides repository Unofficial build

If you have the stplr package, you can install Google Chrome with one command:

shell
stplr in google-chrome-stable

If the Aides repository is not yet connected, add it with the following command:

sh
stplr repo add aides https://altlinux.space/aides-community/aides.git

Disclaimer

Use packages and instructions only at your own risk. Packages are built locally, so check the source code and build scripts.

Installation using epm play Unofficial build

If you have the eepm package, you can install Google Chrome with one command:

shell
epm play chrome

Running Google Chrome in Wayland window interface

By default, Google Chrome runs in the X11 windowed interface, to run in the Wayland windowed interface:

  1. Enter the address chrome://flags/ into the Smart bar
  2. Enter the #ozone-platform-hint flag into the search bar
  3. Enable the Preferred Ozone platform option to auto
  4. Restart Google Chrome and check the result
shell
google-chrome --ozone-platform-hint=auto

Информация

We recommend using Wayland windowed mode for NVIDIA graphics devices using proprietary NVIDIA drivers and a Wayland session

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