How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu

Are you looking for a way to install Google Chrome on your Ubuntu operating system? In this article, we will guide you through the process of installing Chrome on Ubuntu.

To begin with, go to the set up another computer page and click on 'Begin'. On the next screen, select your preferred version of Google Chrome (32-bit or 64-bit) and click 'Accept and Install'.

Next, open your default web browser and navigate to Google Chrome's official download page. Click on 'Download Chrome' to download the installer for Google Chrome.

Once you have downloaded the installer, go to the `/chrome` directory and select either the 32-bit or 64-bit deb package to download.

Before installing Chrome Remote Desktop, you need an authorization key for your Google account. To get this, go to the Chrome Remote Desktop command line setup page and follow the instructions.

Installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu is a straightforward process. First, SSH into your virtual machine and start SLiM by typing `sudo service slim start`. Then, configure the Chrome Remote Desktop service and connect to your Ubuntu desktop.

After installation, you will need to reboot the machine by typing `sudo reboot`. This may take around 20 minutes.

To complete the setup, install the Ubuntu desktop environment by running the command `sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop`.

Now that you have installed Google Chrome on Ubuntu, you can use it to access your remote desktop from anywhere.

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