Next gain root privledges and execute the program.Įxecuting the newly created binary: :~#. This create an a.out in the working directory. Once you've copied and saved the program compile from command line: :~$ g++ googGt.cpp Its nothing spectacular just some function abstraction. GoogLst << "# You may comment out this entry, but any other modifications" GoogLst << "# THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED #" << endl GoogGtr << "$APUPD\n\n$APGTN google-chrome-stable -y\n" << endl
GoogGtr << "APUPD=\"apt-get update\"\nUPD=\"updatedb\"\n" << endl GoogGtr << "#! /bin/bash\n\nAPGTN=\"apt-get install\"" << endl This googGt.cpp is created to install the google-chrome web browserĬout > /etc/apt//google.list\n\n$UPD\n\nexit" << endl Next copy the following program from this post into gedit and save it as googGt.cpp If you do not already have build-essential installed as dependency, or c++ (g++) development you must install it first: :~$ sudo apt-get install build-essential -y I usually write programs to handle anything, that I think I might have to do again in the future! Consequently installing google-chrome is something I've done many times. Hello people of the Ubuntu Universe, I wrote a c++ program for installing google chrome 64 bit, Pandya's answer is very similiar. Sudo apt-get install google-chrome-stableįollow the instruction for installation with apt-key add:Īdd Key: wget -q -O - | sudo apt-key add. Set repository: echo 'deb stable main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//google-chrome.list Make a keyring for chrome: gpg -no-default-keyring -keyring /etc/apt/keyrings/google-chrome.gpg -import /tmp/google.pub Now that apt-key add is deprecated use this: It's fine for accessing certain information but stick with an Android TV-optimized browser for your day-to-day browsing.Google-chrome-stable is available on a 3rd Party Repository: Google Chrome (for Stable). At best, we'd recommend installing Chrome on Android TV as a backup browser. However, we are stuck with these workarounds until Google decides to address the issue. The lack of an Android TV-optimized version of Chrome remains one of the platform's big mysteries. Frankly, it is probably better to cast your Android phone screen directly to your streaming box and use Chrome from there. That's why apps like Puffin are so good they are optimized for TV remotes, and thus the entire experience is much more fluid. The app is not optimized for use with a remote control, meaning that navigating web pages and entering search queries can quickly become a tedious task.
You'll get access to your extensions, bookmarks, browsing history, and all your other customizations.īut using Chrome on Android TV is not a particularly pleasant experience. We understand the appeal of using Chrome on your Android TV box. Should You Even Use Chrome on Android TV?
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