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Install ungoogled-chromium using binaries
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How can I build `ungoogled-chromium` from source on Ubuntu 18.04?How can I install Chromium development?How to install the latest chromium-browser on old Ubuntu releases?Install non-aura chromium on 14.04 LTSWhat's the best tool to install deb packages?Why would I want to compile from binaries vs using sudo apt-get installHow to install old version of Chromium?problem installing chromiumText missing while using Chromium 64.0.3282.119 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTSChromium has no installation candidateHow can I build `ungoogled-chromium` from source on Ubuntu 18.04?
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As a follow-up to someone else's question here I was wondering if someone could help me by walking me through an install of ungoogled chromium via binaries. I am a total ubuntu newbie, and most of you will probably laugh but where do I start? Here are the binaries, as another user pointed out, in aforementioned question.
I tried building this locally following their instructions (github), but I think because I have an older machine (8gb RAM) I ran up against a wall, computer froze twice.
I also have tried dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc in the directory where I've downloaded all these binaries - and a ton of researching.
Which files do I need from that binaries list, where should I put them, and how to install from them?
Thanks for your time!
apt software-installation dpkg chromium deb
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As a follow-up to someone else's question here I was wondering if someone could help me by walking me through an install of ungoogled chromium via binaries. I am a total ubuntu newbie, and most of you will probably laugh but where do I start? Here are the binaries, as another user pointed out, in aforementioned question.
I tried building this locally following their instructions (github), but I think because I have an older machine (8gb RAM) I ran up against a wall, computer froze twice.
I also have tried dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc in the directory where I've downloaded all these binaries - and a ton of researching.
Which files do I need from that binaries list, where should I put them, and how to install from them?
Thanks for your time!
apt software-installation dpkg chromium deb
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
5315
asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
163
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from Pat W. ending ending at 2019-04-17 21:29:27Z">in 4 days.
This question has not received enough attention.
Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the.debpackages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00
add a comment |
As a follow-up to someone else's question here I was wondering if someone could help me by walking me through an install of ungoogled chromium via binaries. I am a total ubuntu newbie, and most of you will probably laugh but where do I start? Here are the binaries, as another user pointed out, in aforementioned question.
I tried building this locally following their instructions (github), but I think because I have an older machine (8gb RAM) I ran up against a wall, computer froze twice.
I also have tried dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc in the directory where I've downloaded all these binaries - and a ton of researching.
Which files do I need from that binaries list, where should I put them, and how to install from them?
Thanks for your time!
apt software-installation dpkg chromium deb
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
5315
asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
163
As a follow-up to someone else's question here I was wondering if someone could help me by walking me through an install of ungoogled chromium via binaries. I am a total ubuntu newbie, and most of you will probably laugh but where do I start? Here are the binaries, as another user pointed out, in aforementioned question.
I tried building this locally following their instructions (github), but I think because I have an older machine (8gb RAM) I ran up against a wall, computer froze twice.
I also have tried dpkg-buildpackage -b -uc in the directory where I've downloaded all these binaries - and a ton of researching.
Which files do I need from that binaries list, where should I put them, and how to install from them?
Thanks for your time!
apt software-installation dpkg chromium deb
apt software-installation dpkg chromium deb
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
5315
asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
163
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
5315
asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
163
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
5315
edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
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edited Apr 11 at 1:19
Pat W.
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asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
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asked Jan 12 at 15:57
lightbrig83lightbrig83
163
163
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from Pat W. ending ending at 2019-04-17 21:29:27Z">in 4 days.
This question has not received enough attention.
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from Pat W. ending ending at 2019-04-17 21:29:27Z">in 4 days.
This question has not received enough attention.
Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the.debpackages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00
add a comment |
Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the.debpackages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00
Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the
.deb packages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the
.deb packages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00
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Setting aside the computer freezing issue—and assuming, say, x64—the binaries consist of a .buildinfo, .changes, and a number of .deb files (common, driver, I10n, shell, etc). I suspect there's some confusion about how to install in this environment.
– Pat W.
Apr 10 at 21:40
Just to be sure to understand the question. You DID follow the instructions for Ubuntu, didn't you? There are two alternative ways of doing the installation, either via installing the
.debpackages OR via compiling. Which one of the two are you trying to follow?– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 22:00