Linuxslaves.com - In my opinion, Deepin is one of the most polished and very easy to use Linux distro. After digging it out, I noticed that Deepin doesn't provide latest version of Google Chrome / Google Earth.
Well, you can grab the Chome.deb package from its official website and install it manually.
Well, you can grab the Chome.deb package from its official website and install it manually.
But it won't add Google repository to your system.
So you need to add the repository manually to make sure you run and gets the latest stable version of Google software in Deepin Linux.
Add Chrome Repository in Deepin
Here are all you need to do to add Google Chrome repository to your Deepin Linux :
Step 1 - Open terminal window (Ctrl+Alt+T) and Get the signing key pub :
sudo wget -q -O - https://dl-ssl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub | sudo apt-key add -Step 2 - enter the sourcelist directory :
cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d/Step 3 - Run the command below (you can change nano with your preferred text editor e.g gedit, vim, and so on) :
sudo nano google.listThen add this line :
# Google software repository for Deepin
deb [arch=amd64] http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable mainStep 4 - Once added, press Ctrl+O to write out and Enter to save the changes. Now you can close the editor by pressing Ctrl+X.
Suggested read :
Step 5 - Now update the local index using :
sudo apt updateFYI, Google provides 3 Chrome versions that you can install whatever version you prefer. They are stable, beta and unstable.
1. Chrome Stable
sudo apt install google-chrome-stable2. Chrome Beta
sudo apt install google-chrome-beta3. Chrome Unstable
sudo apt install google-chrome-unstableThese were all how I add repository in order to install or upgrade Google Chrome in Deepin Linux. Thanks for reading!.