Hey /g/ sorry to bother you guys for a such a stupid little thing,

You installed a Linux system. There is your problem.

is this the new desktop thread

>>55742210
Doesn't it have some kinda package manager? Why did you go to the chrome website?

>chrome
WHY? You're on Linux goddammit. Use Opera, or at least Chromium.

>>55742210
Use the package manager to install chrome

Should be sudo apt-get install chrome, assuming ubuntu is still using apt

>>55742251
>Opera
>installing a chinese botnet

Hey OP, you're going to have to install it using terminal or use gdebi as your package manager.

But I'll show how to install it using terminal. First you should copy these lines of text and paste them into the terminal. Type in your password if prompted.

wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

sudo apt-get install libxss1 libgconf2-4 libappindicator1 libindicator7

sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

And there you go, just look for chrome and you should be able to launch it no problem.

Good luck OP

>>55742210
- open terminal and go to the package location
- type:
sudo dpkg -i package_name.deb

If apt complains about dependencies, just type:
sudo apt-get install -f

After that, chrome will be installed.

>>55742253
Says unable to locate packet..

>>55742210
Use opera instead you autist

>>55742308
Try Chromium instead

chrome is fucking garbage anyway

>>55742302
Did nothing man, I did every step and Chrome still doesn't show up anywhere.
And that question mark is still there.

>>55742313
>>55742319
>>55742330
No, I really don't fucking care about the botnet. Nothing wrong with Chrome. It's my browser of choice so piss off cunts.

>>55742346
Restart and try again. My guess is it's asking for your password in a window somewhere.

>>55742353
I only said try Chromium because it will actually be in the repos if Chrome isn't

Chromium is literally chrome so I don't know why you're all uppity about it

>>55742346
Could you see if you can install gdebi using the current software manager?

Once installed, try to install the chrome file you downloaded using gdebi. It should prompt you.

>>55742280
better than american botnet

>>55742346
If the steps worked then chrome is installed. Search for it.

>>55742346
Restart the terminal, not the entire system

>>55742353
Someone suggested Chromium. That's not "botnet free Chrome." It's just a more convenient option for you because all you have to do is open the terminal and type:

sudo apt-get install chromium-browser

And life is good.

>>55742210
>noobuntu
install arch retard

>>55742353
Not because of the botnet retard. Google doesn't have a fucking repo. Use chromium.

>>55742210
I've used Chrome on Ubuntu no problem for years.

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>>55742369
Just installed it.

>>55742319
>>55742330
>>55742368
Firefox has both screen tearing and no support for Netflix and I heard Chromium has it's fair share of problems.

Chrome on the other hand just werks.

>>55742379
Ok I understand, but I still have that question mark on dock.

>>55742398
Ok now, go to the chrome.deb file you downloaded if you did that is. And right click it and then open it using gdebi.

>>55742403
This is why I want Chrome, it has never ever wronged me. My favorite browser hands down.

>>55742403
>and I heard Chromium has it's fair share of problems.
Yet you are the only fair share of problem in this entire thread.

Stop being the problem. Do it, one goddamn line in the terminal, and actually try Chromium. See for yourself whether you hit any "fair share of problems." Don't make things harder on yourself by literally refusing to see for your own eyes whether vague rumors are true.

It's an operating system, not the Shi'ite ritual of self-flagellation with blades and chains.

>>55742403
In my personal experience opera works better than Chrome on Linux

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>>55742411
Something is going wrong.

>>55742406
So right click it and get rid of it. Fuck the question mark. Then start chromium-browser from the terminal and pin that to the dock once it's open.

>>55742431
You already have it installed dude

>>55742427
How so?

>>55742403
The only difference between chrome and chromium is the license m8

>>55742424
I'm not OP, but I'll try it

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>>55742437
No I don't nigga. And that god damn installing symbol is still there.

>>55742453
Welp, I'm at a loss. You could try to reinstall the package using gdebi or try Chromium or Opera like everyone else suggested.

>>55742460
Man fuck Linux, what a pain in the ass.

>>55742453
Open your terminal and enter the following:

dpkg -l | grep "chrom"

The response will be everything installed which has "chrom" in the name.

If you see any installed packages which look like they might be Google Chrome (like "google-chrome" or "chrome-browser" or something like that), run that command name in the terminal and see if Chrome opens.

>>55742453
restart the fucking machine

>>55742442
Runs better on limited hardware, built in adblock and vpn works decent too.

On Linux the best options are chromium or opera, or midori if you're on an old atom.

If op would stop being a guttershiet and actually do what people suggest then maybe he'd have a lot less problems on Linux
>>55742465
>>55742453

>>55742465
It's a pain in the ass because you are going out of your way to do shit wrong

>>55742465
I usually don't have any issues with stuff like this. Not sure what the problem could be.

>>55742486
Ubuntu isn't the problem here.

>>55742486
Got it up and running but I still have the issue with the installing symbol.

>>55742477
I am fucking doing what people are telling me dipshit. I literally did everything.

>>55742497
sudo apt-get purge unity
sudo apt-get autoremove
shutdown -r 0

There, no more symbol.

>>55742515
Doing this will break your system

>>55742515
Thanks

>>55742520
Haha clever little fucker, thanks for letting me know.

>>55742520
Nah system will be fine. He can always install unity again anyway.

In fact I bet uninstalling and reinstalling Unity will fix this issue to everyone's satisfaction.

>>55742507
Fuck off, reboot your pc if
>>55742453 is an issue you dicknugget.

>>55742538
But in this case the issue is op

>all this shit to install fucking chrome
year of the linux desktop

>>55742569
The issue is probably chrome itself

Everything else installs perfectly fine

ITT
>OP Has An issue installing Chrome
>op refuses to use any other browser
>op bitches about Linux instead of following anyone's advice
>op refuses to reboot
>op decides to quit Linux
>someone screenshots this for reddit

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nice! haven't seen a desktop thread in a while

>>55742569
One post had the brief necessary instructions to install Chrome. The other 50 something are trying to install intelligence into OP.

>chrome

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>>55742589

>>55742210
>sudo-apt install chromium-browser

run that in a terminal.

>>55742589
Seriously? sudo apt-get install libxss1 libgconf2-4 libappindicator1 libindicator7
Is it this?

>>55742253
>>55742617
I use Ubuntu mate and it's literally this simple.

>sudo apt-get install Midori

>>55742617
Those are sometimes necessary especially if you just fresh installed linux.

But typing in

>sudo apt-get install chrome-stable

Would have worked just fine

>>55742629
I use Ubuntu Unity and it's really this simple: >>55742306

>>55742640
Fucking doubt it now

>>55742617
That's necessary because the dependencies--the additional pieces of code which Chrome needs for its functions--are not packaged together with Chrome. Those can be installed manually first via apt-get, and then the Chrome .deb package can be installed via dpkg.

There's also a way to get apt-get to work dependencies after the fact:
>>55742306

That was the "one post."

There's also yet another way to do this, which is to add the Google Chrome repository ("PPA") for which there are instructions online. Then you can just tell apt-get to install google-chrome-stable and it'll go fetch it itself.

>>55742210
Is the a chance that you are medically retarded?

>>55742640
>>55742653
Needs the repository.

http://www.howopensource.com/2011/10/install-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-11-10-11-04-10-10-10-04/

>>55742662
I've snorted to much coke, and smoked to much crack.

>>55742670
I got it to work. I'm just curious about another thing. I put install alongside Windows but it didn't make it's own partition.

>>55742657
The simplest way is to update the system to allow the system to sync with the repos and then download the chrome .deb, double click and install.
In some ways it's similar when you lack some .NET framework bullshit and you have to install it prior to the desired software.
Of course mentally damaged people like OP will have inmense trouble learning something new.

>>55742684
Show me what

df -h

says when you run it in terminal. This is a good terminal command for you to learn anyway.

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>>55742692
Messed around and managed to bring it out but I don't know which of the two it is.

>>55742707
You have 16GB of RAM, right? I guess that because I see a 16GB partition. Ubuntu will automatically try to create a swap partition for you which is the same size as your RAM.

16 = swap
34 = ubuntu
NTFS stuff = windows, obviously

Try doing the df -h thing in Ubuntu so you can see how that displays this same information.

>>55742725
Yes I have 16GB of RAM. I really don't understand the other 30. I want one single partition and not those two.

>>55742707
A word of advice when dealing with previously unknown software.
READING DOESN'T HURT.

>>55742741
?

>>55742210
>ubuntu

u dun goofed

>>55742740
how can you be this fucking tech illiterate, is everyonefrom the Facebook generation like you?

>>55742740
that's not how linux works, you need multiple partitions for shit to work

it splits your drive into partitions for personal data, boot data, and swap space, along with other shit.

>>55742740
Swap isn't "space for you." It has a specific function for a Linux system. You should go look up what swap partitions are all about in order to understand why Linux made one for you.

The "other 30" is your space. It's where Linux lives and where it expects you to save files and stuff.

The remainder is what was left for Windows.

>>55742754
Nigga I have never messed with Linux, first time ever! Cut me a break, we learn something everyday.

>>55742760
>>55742768
Oh shit I get ya, thanks for having patience man, I appreciate your help. I understand now.
30GB should be good for me since it won't really need to hold much shit.
All I really need is Chrome, and Skype.

What are some things that are worth getting?

>>55742754
He's not THAT tech illiterate. At least he understands what drives and partitions are. He just doesn't understand why Ubuntu carved out the space that it did.

The Facebook generation is generally worse than him. They wouldn't understand the idea of operating systems sharing a disk at all.

>>55742786
>couldn't even install one of the most popular web browsers
>managing to fuck up installing with the gui
Yes he is.

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>>55742780
>What are some things that are worth getting?
A girlfriend...

>>55742786
I'm pretty good with Windows, and general technology, but sadly I have not ever used Linux so I don't know much.

>>55742794
Nigga let's throw you in a situation that you have never been in and let's see how you do, cut it faggot.

>>55742754
I know people (not old people) who would never understand what a partition is or know what a torrent is. OP is doing fine.

>>55742465
GET THE FUCK OFF 4CHAN RIGHT THE FUCK NOW

>>55742803
Sadly I already have one :(

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>>55742803
jus b urself dood

>>55742780
There's more than enough already on your system to play with and learn about. Don't worry about the rice shit for now.

>>55742806
You mean like when I first installed Linux? Then did 5 minutes research on what good apps to install, then installed them through cli because it's easy as fuck?

My first distro was Fedora 22, I've been told Ubuntu is easier than Fedora, so how'd you manage to fuck that up?

>sudo apt-get install chromium

>>55742821
https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/thread/55537140

Anons helped me with a guide for future reference.
Gonna rice soon.

>>55742837
All I had was this issue with Chrome not wanting to install.

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let's cut OP some slack, he's fresh off the windows boat and is used to GUI installers and handholding

the fact that he's even trying is great, he shows more initiative to escape the botnet than most people

you'd be pissed off too if you asked for help and just got memes

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>>55742850
>couldn't even install chrome
>wants to rice his desktop

>>55742863
>>55742465
Op isn't even old enough to post here

>>55742863
This. Thanks.

>>55742871
Haha whatever you say nigga.

>>55742210
>not using package manager
>want chrome
Clearly you don't belong on /g/

>>55742871
>implying ricing is difficult
literally just install i3 and edit the config

wow, you're ricing!

>>55742223
smartest faggot on /g/

>>55742896
if he's so smart, how come he didn't get quads?

checkmate

>>55742890
It's really not hard, even for a Linux noob. Anybody can rice, doesn't require much skill.

>>55742915
autists just like to pretend it requires skill because they have literally nothing else in their lives

>>55742921
This. You can do it in less than 5 minutes actually!

>>55742890
>implying installing Chrome is difficult

>>55743082
who are you quoting there buddy?


:^ )

>>55743090
>>55742890

>>55743121
i don't get it

where did i say getting chrome was hard?

>>55743129
You said ricing is easy, now you say installing Chrome isn't hard, and op failed at installing Chrome...

>>55743145
what?

>>55743182
If op can't even install one of the most popular web browsers, how can he be expected to not fuck up ricing?

>>55743217
because ricing is easy

the ricing is difficult meme needs to end

>>55743090
>using the smiley with a carat nose

>>55743238
>not :^) using :^) the :^) smiley :^) with :^) a :^) carat :^) nose :^)

>>55743233
So is installing a web browser in Ubuntu.

The "Linux is a pain in the ass" meme needs to end.
>>55742465

>>55742210
what you are looking for is chromium not chrome, chrome is shit don't and botnet

>>55742210
/g/ is not your personal tech support forum.
Fuck off

>>55743255
dude you're not getting it
>installing chrome is easy
>ricing is easy too
>saying that ricing is more difficult than getting chrome is stupid

>>55743282
That's exactly what I'm saying. If op was too retarded to install chrome, how can he be expected to rice? They're both easy as fuck things to do.

>>55743363
huh? you're still not getting it dude
>chrome = easy
>ricing = easy
>implying ricing is hard = bad

>>55743382
When did I imply ricing is hard?

>>55743391
when DIDN't you imply that?

>>55742210

>they still haven't fixed this

>>55742210
>>55743401

http://askubuntu.com/questions/760085/how-do-you-install-google-chrome-on-ubuntu-16-04

Try the second answer. I think that's what I did.

>>55743397
My point this whole time has been if he can't even install a web browser, how can he rice without fucking up? Even though they're both easy as shit, with ricing you usually fiddle around with more options and install custom themes and shit which will confuse him even more than installing chrome did, because while ricing is easy, it's usually more work to achieve your desired desktop

>>55743420
What?

You've lost me.

>>55743363
He is not retarded. I had the same exact problem trying to install chrome on out of the box ubuntu, it just doesn't want to install. Had to use Chromium instead.

>>55743433
This. I did everything that I could and it didn't work.
I had to download an application that I didn't even know about to let me install it.

>>55742306
I prefer to use gdebi to install .deb packages

sudo gdebi chrome*.deb and thats all. It fixes dependencies by itself.

>>55743462
Good thing that I learned about this program, came in handy.

>>55743433
Why would anyone even use Chrome on Linux? Chromium and opera are much better options

Sure enough, Chrome isn't on the repos. I know it was removed from the Debian open-source repos, but that's still odd.

OP, I've never used chrome, but suggest running the following command:

sudo dpkg -r -P chrome chrome-browser

The first thing you want to do is get that binary off of your system, because something probably went wrong during installation.

Make sure your packages are up to date. Run:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y

Reboot, try reinstalling, and see what happens.

I can see why everyone hates this board. This is a simple problem which very few people seem to have provided a solution for.

>>55743549
Hating a board for not providing solutions when its sticky says
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team
is the pinnacle of conceit.

>>55743564
your post it the pinnacle of reddit
me: 1
you: 0

>>55743549
Yea man thanks. People call me a retard and assume shit real quick but don't even realize what was happening.

>>55743564
Yet when somebody needs programming help all you faggots go and help.

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>>55743564
>and yet the thread gets 100+ replies with no solution

Truthfully he should have posted this in the /flt/ general. But still, it's not like he's asking us to complete his CS assignments for him. This isn't a big deal. Quit being so autistic.

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>>55743572
I'm going to have a pint before I go to bed, so until then I'm here to help you. Try doing what I said and tell me what happened/post screenshots, and I'll try to guide you along.

>>55743583
Yup, not doing anything but trying to learn.
If I can help someone learn something I will do as much as I can.

>>55743572
Imagine if you put a sign on your door that said "no solicitors" but one came knocking all the same. You point to the sign and the salesman responds by saying "Yet you answered the door anyway" and called you a faggot. He comes to your place, ignores your sign and calls you a faggot just for having pointed it out.

You're that salesman and there's no need for it. If you're going to ignore the sticky, fine. That's your prerogative. Someone might even answer the door anyway. But to actually cop an attitude because it's not what you prefer? What, we all come here to suit your needs? Think about what a dick attitude that is to have.

>>55743598
Thanks so fucking much, I truly appreciate it bro. I managed to install Chrome, took a little but I used a program that an anon recommended.
Since you offered your help I might as well ask you another question.
Is the default the best Ubuntu desktop?

>>55743614
>Imagine creating a tech board and NOT expecting help threads.

Fucking noobuntu learn to use a package manager or enjoy your viruses

>>55743614
I understand that but you guys shouldn't handle it like that either.
Instead of saying ''Install Gentoo'' Read the Sticky faggot'' ''Your a retard'' I could be directed to a good source or place.
Like ''Hey please move your thread or question to here and we would gladly help'' Or some shit like that.

>>55743653
Lol

>>55743572
>he wants to use Chrome instead of chromium
>wonders why people call him autistic
>cries about Linux being shit
>wonders why people call him autistic
>wants to rice his desktop for desktop threads
>wonders why people call him autistic

I'm pretty sure you get called autistic because you really are autistic, if you think hard enough about it

>>55743632
I'm glad you got it working.
In terms of the desktop environments, I'd say that the default, Unity, is the most stable and requires the least amount of configuration. Unity used to be horrendously unstable to the point of being unusable when they released it as the default DE several years ago. But they've really straightened it up since then and using it is quite nice. I use it myself, because I can't be arsed spending 10 minutes fiddling with configuration files just to plug in an extra monitor.

If that doesn't rock your boat, I'd recommend GNOME 3 or MATE.

I've included an email in the header to which you're welcome to send me questions if you'd like. I've been down the same painful, frustrating path as you, so I'm always willing to help a fellow anon.

>>55743657

>a good source or place for information on how to do things
Did you try googling it?

>>55743657
>you guys shouldn't
Again, the conceit. Next time some salesman comes knocking at your door, give him all these lines to read. Ask him to call you a faggot and tell you what you should or shouldn't post on your house. Make him demand from you directions to the nearest house where people will buy his stuff.

>Hey please move your thread
The NEXT LINE of the sticky tells you where to take your question. There's even an alternative forum-type site in case you want to try an alternative to 4chan altogether.

>>55742585
its not a desktop thread you retard

>>55743703

>op wants to rice his desktop
It is now.

>>55742302
OP, this is the correct answer.
Then type 'chrome' to launch it and you are done :D

>>55742403
>"Chrome on the other hand just werks."
>can't get chrome to work
K retard

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>>55743687
>>55743687
Now, now, there.

I shouldn't be feeding the trolls, but isn't Linux supposed to be all about choice? Then why are you criticizing the poor chap just because he wants to do things his own way, instead of just leaving him alone and ignoring this thread?

>>55743689
Legend. I definitely will message you.

>>55743695
Mhmm

>>55743703
>>55743708
Everyone post desktops lol!

>>55742492
This.
Ubuntu is still the best distro for beginners.
It just wercks.

>>55743632
That's the beauty. There is no "perfect desktop". Install a couple of others, give them a try. Find what environment you like best. Here's a starter list of a few environments that are well supported:

Gnome
Mate
Cinnamon
KDE
XFCE

Most of my experience is with Gnome (and it's past versions), KDE, and now Cinnamon. I personally prefer Cinnamon. I wish I could like KDE anymore, but I can't stand it's design for some reason.

Have fun!

>>55743657
Sorry, I tend to feel the same way, so I'm going to break it to you politely.

This is 4chan. No. People are allowed to be assholes here. That's a big part of default anonymity, people can say what they really want.

>>55743723
This guy gets it.

Why do we even have that sticky up if autists keep posting shit

>can't install chrome
Jesus Christ...

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>>55743697
So this is so horrendous compared to all the useless and repetitive shit which gets posted here on a continual basis? Seriously, why the fuck are you so autistic about this?

>>55743738
I love Cinnamon! I have seen it on Fedora and it looks pretty good.
Wouldn't mind trying it, maybe I can give it a go in the near future.
Thanks.

>>55743752
Nigga there is more to it than ''Baby can't install Chrome'' Read more of the thread and maybe you would realize what happen faggot.

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>he couldn't install chrome
>he thought /g/ would be his personal tech support

>>55743756
Huehuehuehue you're trying to get a rise out of me? 4chan killed my credulity before you were even old enough to leave home without a curfew.

Seriously, I get that new people come and go but let's nip the conceit in the bud. The internet is not one big social media platform. Learn how to share the space with others and recognize their preferences, even if you don't respect them. Hating them for not offering what you expect befits the pic you chose.

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>>55743830
What are you on about? If you want to talk about conceit of spaces, anyone is free to post or ignore threads as they choose, this isn't about anyone's space. It's not like anyone is forced to pay any attention to it. If he were screaming for attention in the /dpg/ I just might agree with you, but he's not.

No spring chicken, you say? In that case please, just, get real already. Here's a cute /c/ picture to help cure your butthurt.

>>55743767
Even further, if you are looking for slightly more stable and polished, but basically Ubuntu, try Mint. Default desktop is Cinnamon or Mate. I've been using Linux for 10 years, now, and I'm running them on my Desktop and Laptop, because I'm sick of the whole "compile everything" bullshit. It isn't worth the hassle anymore. Besides, if you know what you're doing, any Linux distribution can be made into whatever you want.

For my user interface systems, Mint is the closest to my ideal. Debian is extremely stable, and very reasonable for a small server. If you have an extra system, or a virtual machine, I'd recommend running Debian to learn a little more. You can always check out memeOS (Arch) later, or Gentoo, or Slackware, or anything else. No reason you can't take small steps and learn at a comfortable pace.

>>55743881
I saw the thumbnail and it looked like a massively stretched grotesque face for a minute.The loli's pits are the eyes, and her lap it the mouth.

Her hair is the hair.

>>55743916
I wondered about the hair...

>>55743926
glad i could clear that up for you buddy :^)

>>55743890
Gentoo really is a chore, are there any distros based on Gentoo that are already compiled and shit? Also what do you think about Manjaro?

>>55743976
The only benefit of Gentoo is that you can compile it to meet your specific needs.

A pre-compile would defeat the purpose.

>>55743989
True

>>55743976
Not certain if there are Gentoo-derived distros actively out there. Never tried Manjaro, honestly. I just know that it's based on Arch. If you want a place to see which distros have the most page hits, check out distrowatch.org. It's a shitty site by today's design standards, but it's still useful. It lists distros by popularity, as well as has some useful information about each one.

>>55744018
Sorry, distrowatch.com.

>>55744018
I've visited it before, it's indeed a good place to look.

>>55742210
Install Gentoo.

>>55742210
Stupid weaboo fuck

>>55744069
Bitch I have never even seen an anime in my life, you god damn autistic fuck.

>>55744085
OP confirmed animefag nigger

>>55744085
wow what a pathetic weeb fuckboy

i hope you drink bleach animefag

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>mfw this thread
so this is the """"""""""""""power""""""""""""""""""""" of linux
ayy lmao.

>>55744117
fuck off already weeb

>>55744117
Anime is for children

Bump!
How do I install chrome????
Help me tech support /g/!!!

>>55744177
god damn anime loving piece of trash

how do i filter you?

>>55744144
So are Disney movies, yet most adults enjoy them.

I wanna use chrome guyzzzzz, chrome is my favorite anime browser!

>>55744215
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>>55744127
can hiroshi just bann all the weebs already?

>>55744226
ANIME IS FOR CHILDREN YOU STUPID WEABSHIT

>>55744177
32 bits or 64 bits ?
Ubuntu 16.04 ?

>>55744236
GOD DAMMIT FUCK OFF YOU TASTELESS MANCHILD

YOUR CARTOONS ARE TRASH

FACE IT

>>55744226
>implying weeb
Also, I'll bet you play video games. Games are for children.

>>55744247
I WILL SMACK YOU SO HARD YOU'LL FALL INTO A COMA AND BELIEVE YOU'RE IN YOU'RE FAVORITE WEABSHIT CARTOON YOU DEGENERATE FUCK

>>55744253
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>>55744261
You clearly didn't read the first time.
>implying weeb
I'm past that point in my life.

>>55744259
DON'T SHIT TALK ME YOU OTAKU NIGGER I WILL COME TO YOUR HOUSE AND SLIT YOUR THROAT WITH YOUR FAVORITE REPLICA BLEACH KATANA

>>55742210
THE LORD STALLMAN WOULD FUCKING PUNCH YOU IN THE TEETH, YOU FILTHY UBUNTU-BOTNET

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>>55742210
You shouldn't be asking questions like this. dear anon.
1. wget -q -O - https://dl-ssl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub | sudo apt-key add -
2, sudo sh -c 'echo "deb http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/google-chrome.list'
3. sudo apt update && sudo apt install google-chrome-stable
(or google-chrome-beta or -unstable)

>>55742453
Restart your desktop environment: do a re-login

>>55742308
the command:
sudo apt-get
works fine

Your getting the unable to locate package error because its not called "chrome" You have to install the google-chrome-stable package not "chrome"