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I have remote box accessed by VNC and jwm desktop.

No menus, not desktop icons, only a terminal window.



I have downloaded Chrome's .deb package and installed it.



How can I run it from the terminal window?







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  • What do you mean what command should you run? If you're vnc'd in, just call the command by the name. If you don't know the name you can always run x-www-browser and it'll run the default browser.

    – Evan Carroll
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    You might be interested in this generalised question: How can I know which commands were installed with a package?

    – Flimm
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  • What do you mean what command should you run? If you're vnc'd in, just call the command by the name. If you don't know the name you can always run x-www-browser and it'll run the default browser.

    – Evan Carroll
    Nov 23 '18 at 21:33







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You might be interested in this generalised question: How can I know which commands were installed with a package?

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You might be interested in this generalised question: How can I know which commands were installed with a package?

– Flimm
Dec 31 '12 at 16:00














What do you mean what command should you run? If you're vnc'd in, just call the command by the name. If you don't know the name you can always run x-www-browser and it'll run the default browser.

– Evan Carroll
Nov 23 '18 at 21:33





What do you mean what command should you run? If you're vnc'd in, just call the command by the name. If you don't know the name you can always run x-www-browser and it'll run the default browser.

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Well simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.




  • For Chrome:



    google-chrome



  • For Chromium:



    chromium-browser


However if it's a remote box... At least via ssh you must use -X when option connecting to be able to run windowed apps. Like this:



ssh -X username@server.lt





share|improve this answer























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    google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

    – Dodgie
    Mar 7 '16 at 6:35


















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If you get the path where the application is installed then you can run the application from there



For example to know the path where google-chrome is located run this command:



whereis google-chrome


You will get the path like:



google-chrome: /usr/bin/google-chrome /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome /usr/share/man/man1/google-chrome.1


Now you can run chrome by either executing two commands:



/usr/bin/google-chrome
/usr/bin/X11/google-chrome


Note: it will be applied for all installed applications. Also, It would be possible that you would not get the path /usr/bin/X11 or would get something different.



Hope you like this way to find the path and run chrome :)






share|improve this answer

































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    In Ubuntu 15.10 this command works very well



    google-chrome www.google.com


    for more options you can use



    google-chrome --help





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      Enter to opengoogle-chrome, and exit google-chrome to close the Chrome browser






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        Type



        google-chrome-stable


        I use this command and it works for me. I too installed it using the .deb package. So this should work for you too. Typing an url after the command opens the url.






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          We can also use following command:



          gnome-www-browser





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            simply type the name of application(you should type proper name include) you wish to open.
            Donot use run command to open already installed package






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              /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome





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              simply type "chromium-browser" in your terminal.This is sure to work in elementary OS which is distribution of Ubuntu;so do in Ubuntu itself






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                That won't work for Google Chrome, which is what the original question references.

                – xiota
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              If it is Ubuntu 15.10, and you downoaded it from the chrome webpage, then instaled it with command line, then it should be:



              chrome google-chrome





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                Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

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              Well simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.




              • For Chrome:



                google-chrome



              • For Chromium:



                chromium-browser


              However if it's a remote box... At least via ssh you must use -X when option connecting to be able to run windowed apps. Like this:



              ssh -X username@server.lt





              share|improve this answer























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                google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

                – Dodgie
                Mar 7 '16 at 6:35















              104


















              Well simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.




              • For Chrome:



                google-chrome



              • For Chromium:



                chromium-browser


              However if it's a remote box... At least via ssh you must use -X when option connecting to be able to run windowed apps. Like this:



              ssh -X username@server.lt





              share|improve this answer























              • 1





                google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

                – Dodgie
                Mar 7 '16 at 6:35













              104














              104










              104









              Well simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.




              • For Chrome:



                google-chrome



              • For Chromium:



                chromium-browser


              However if it's a remote box... At least via ssh you must use -X when option connecting to be able to run windowed apps. Like this:



              ssh -X username@server.lt





              share|improve this answer
















              Well simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.




              • For Chrome:



                google-chrome



              • For Chromium:



                chromium-browser


              However if it's a remote box... At least via ssh you must use -X when option connecting to be able to run windowed apps. Like this:



              ssh -X username@server.lt






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              • 1





                google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

                – Dodgie
                Mar 7 '16 at 6:35












              • 1





                google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

                – Dodgie
                Mar 7 '16 at 6:35







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              google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

              – Dodgie
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              google-chrome-stable may also be the command.

              – Dodgie
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              17


















              If you get the path where the application is installed then you can run the application from there



              For example to know the path where google-chrome is located run this command:



              whereis google-chrome


              You will get the path like:



              google-chrome: /usr/bin/google-chrome /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome /usr/share/man/man1/google-chrome.1


              Now you can run chrome by either executing two commands:



              /usr/bin/google-chrome
              /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome


              Note: it will be applied for all installed applications. Also, It would be possible that you would not get the path /usr/bin/X11 or would get something different.



              Hope you like this way to find the path and run chrome :)






              share|improve this answer






























                17


















                If you get the path where the application is installed then you can run the application from there



                For example to know the path where google-chrome is located run this command:



                whereis google-chrome


                You will get the path like:



                google-chrome: /usr/bin/google-chrome /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome /usr/share/man/man1/google-chrome.1


                Now you can run chrome by either executing two commands:



                /usr/bin/google-chrome
                /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome


                Note: it will be applied for all installed applications. Also, It would be possible that you would not get the path /usr/bin/X11 or would get something different.



                Hope you like this way to find the path and run chrome :)






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                  17









                  If you get the path where the application is installed then you can run the application from there



                  For example to know the path where google-chrome is located run this command:



                  whereis google-chrome


                  You will get the path like:



                  google-chrome: /usr/bin/google-chrome /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome /usr/share/man/man1/google-chrome.1


                  Now you can run chrome by either executing two commands:



                  /usr/bin/google-chrome
                  /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome


                  Note: it will be applied for all installed applications. Also, It would be possible that you would not get the path /usr/bin/X11 or would get something different.



                  Hope you like this way to find the path and run chrome :)






                  share|improve this answer














                  If you get the path where the application is installed then you can run the application from there



                  For example to know the path where google-chrome is located run this command:



                  whereis google-chrome


                  You will get the path like:



                  google-chrome: /usr/bin/google-chrome /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome /usr/share/man/man1/google-chrome.1


                  Now you can run chrome by either executing two commands:



                  /usr/bin/google-chrome
                  /usr/bin/X11/google-chrome


                  Note: it will be applied for all installed applications. Also, It would be possible that you would not get the path /usr/bin/X11 or would get something different.



                  Hope you like this way to find the path and run chrome :)







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                      In Ubuntu 15.10 this command works very well



                      google-chrome www.google.com


                      for more options you can use



                      google-chrome --help





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                        3


















                        In Ubuntu 15.10 this command works very well



                        google-chrome www.google.com


                        for more options you can use



                        google-chrome --help





                        share|improve this answer




























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                          In Ubuntu 15.10 this command works very well



                          google-chrome www.google.com


                          for more options you can use



                          google-chrome --help





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                          In Ubuntu 15.10 this command works very well



                          google-chrome www.google.com


                          for more options you can use



                          google-chrome --help






                          share|improve this answer













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                              Enter to opengoogle-chrome, and exit google-chrome to close the Chrome browser






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                                Enter to opengoogle-chrome, and exit google-chrome to close the Chrome browser






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                                  Enter to opengoogle-chrome, and exit google-chrome to close the Chrome browser






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                                  Enter to opengoogle-chrome, and exit google-chrome to close the Chrome browser







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                                      google-chrome-stable


                                      I use this command and it works for me. I too installed it using the .deb package. So this should work for you too. Typing an url after the command opens the url.






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                                        Type



                                        google-chrome-stable


                                        I use this command and it works for me. I too installed it using the .deb package. So this should work for you too. Typing an url after the command opens the url.






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                                          google-chrome-stable


                                          I use this command and it works for me. I too installed it using the .deb package. So this should work for you too. Typing an url after the command opens the url.






                                          share|improve this answer














                                          Type



                                          google-chrome-stable


                                          I use this command and it works for me. I too installed it using the .deb package. So this should work for you too. Typing an url after the command opens the url.







                                          share|improve this answer













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                                              We can also use following command:



                                              gnome-www-browser





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                                                We can also use following command:



                                                gnome-www-browser





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                                                  We can also use following command:



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                                                  We can also use following command:



                                                  gnome-www-browser






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                                                      simply type the name of application(you should type proper name include) you wish to open.
                                                      Donot use run command to open already installed package






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                                                        simply type the name of application(you should type proper name include) you wish to open.
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                                                          Donot use run command to open already installed package







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                                                              /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome





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                                                              /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome





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                                                              /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome





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                                                              Please make your answer more complete as only the code is not accepted here.

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                                                              Please make your answer more complete as only the code is not accepted here.

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                                                              simply type "chromium-browser" in your terminal.This is sure to work in elementary OS which is distribution of Ubuntu;so do in Ubuntu itself






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                                                              • 2





                                                                That won't work for Google Chrome, which is what the original question references.

                                                                – xiota
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                                                              simply type "chromium-browser" in your terminal.This is sure to work in elementary OS which is distribution of Ubuntu;so do in Ubuntu itself






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                                                              simply type "chromium-browser" in your terminal.This is sure to work in elementary OS which is distribution of Ubuntu;so do in Ubuntu itself






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                                                              simply type "chromium-browser" in your terminal.This is sure to work in elementary OS which is distribution of Ubuntu;so do in Ubuntu itself







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                                                                That won't work for Google Chrome, which is what the original question references.

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                                                              That won't work for Google Chrome, which is what the original question references.

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                                                              That won't work for Google Chrome, which is what the original question references.

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                                                              If it is Ubuntu 15.10, and you downoaded it from the chrome webpage, then instaled it with command line, then it should be:



                                                              chrome google-chrome





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                                                                Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

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                                                              • Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

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                                                              If it is Ubuntu 15.10, and you downoaded it from the chrome webpage, then instaled it with command line, then it should be:



                                                              chrome google-chrome





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                                                              • 1





                                                                Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

                                                                – Star OS
                                                                Jan 1 '16 at 9:42











                                                              • Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

                                                                – john400
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                                                              If it is Ubuntu 15.10, and you downoaded it from the chrome webpage, then instaled it with command line, then it should be:



                                                              chrome google-chrome





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                                                              If it is Ubuntu 15.10, and you downoaded it from the chrome webpage, then instaled it with command line, then it should be:



                                                              chrome google-chrome






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                                                                Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

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                                                              • Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

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                                                                Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

                                                                – Star OS
                                                                Jan 1 '16 at 9:42











                                                              • Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

                                                                – john400
                                                                Jan 28 '18 at 17:07







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                                                              Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

                                                              – Star OS
                                                              Jan 1 '16 at 9:42





                                                              Most likely this is incorrect, from what i think.

                                                              – Star OS
                                                              Jan 1 '16 at 9:42













                                                              Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

                                                              – john400
                                                              Jan 28 '18 at 17:07





                                                              Please tell the answer after you have confirmed that it's working.:)

                                                              – john400
                                                              Jan 28 '18 at 17:07


















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