To inform the system that we have added a new repository, flush the cache and rebuild it again with newly added information for downloading and installing packages. sudo sh -c 'echo "deb stable main" > /etc/apt//google.list' Step 3: Run system update command Creating this will not touch the official file of the Ubuntu repository. Copy and paste the below command which creates a separate file with address of Chrome official repository for Linux using the APT package manager. However, here are not using any GUI interface and everything is using the commands, thus we do it with that. If you are downloading and installing Debian packages of Chrome from its official website, then it will automatically configure a repository for it.
wget -q -O - | sudo apt-key add - Step 2: Setup Google Chrome Repository on Ubuntu Once we add the keys to our system it will not only help to verify the product installation packages but also the future updates. To make sure the integrity of the packages we are getting to install Google products such as Google chrome are from an authentic source, first, we need to add it GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) keys which used by the Google to sign its Linux based tools and software. Step 1: Google Linux Package Signing Keys To install the latest version of Google Chrome on Ubuntu 20.04 or earlier version such as 19.10, 18.04, 16.04… including Linux Mint and Debian we need an internet connection and a non-root user but with sudoaccess.
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