what is the best way to install chrome on fedora?
?Enable third party repos and install it via Gnome Software?
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there is no official release, only the unofficial flathub version
sudo dnf config-manager --enable google-chrome
sudo dnf install google-chrome-stable
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That’s weird, I haven’t enabled the googl-chrome repo, but it was already setup in my WS. Perhaps something else can pull it in.
Sorry for that, I thought it was enabled in Fedora ootb. I don’t use chrome, ever.
just to be sure, with that i download the official package developed by Google, am I right ?
It can be, but only if the user selects to enable the 3rd party repos during the setup on first boot.
The .repo file is there, but not enabled by default.
It is signed with their official GPG key:
Linux Software Repositories – Google
Thank you for your time!
Failed do this command sudo dnf config-manager --enable google-chrome on fedora 40.
Error: No matching repo to modify: google-chrome.
The prerequisite is:
sudo dnf install fedora-workstation-repositories
I use fedora 40 server version.