How install google-chrome?

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This don't work: sudo pacman -S git

git ......google-chrome.git

cd Downloads

cd google-chrome

makepkg -s

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Install Chrome from AUR.

  1. Enable AUR in pamac.
  2. Search for google-chrome in pamac → Click AUR in left pane.
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    Then install it as usual.

Or, do via cli as @philm wrote.

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pamac build google-chrome

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Thanks Its all right

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Thanks, but I’m used to the command line, I rarely use the graphical environment, I only use the browser there.

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Shouldn’t that be makepkg -si for “installing” the package?

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After that, it started a continuous access to the hard disk so that it was impossible to work, everything was blocked: the keyboard, mouse. I waited 20 minutes, my patience ran out and I reloaded computer. After reloading : Logs only system.journal, user-1000.journal and Xorg have information and they are suspicious :

78669.864] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce: scheduled expiry is in the past (-109ms), your >
[ 78670.282] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce: scheduled expiry is in the past (-398ms), your >
[ 78670.282] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce short: scheduled expiry is in the past (-411ms),>
[ 78672.227] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce: scheduled expiry is in the past (-236ms), your >
[ 78672.884] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce: scheduled expiry is in the past (-656ms), your >
[ 78672.885] (EE) client bug: timer event6 debounce short: scheduled expiry is in the past (-669ms)
After reboot, the disk storm has calmed down and chrome work :))
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I loked journalctl --since today but there is nothing serious there. Minor bugs

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yes, aur compilation is long if app is big and compilation requires all resources
At you to install when you’re not working

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google-chrome in manjaro looks very strange and inconvenient to use, very different from, for example, Mint or Alma or MX Linux

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Can you expand ? I notice no issue :thinking:

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yes - s is sync and i is install automatically …
Though it would create the package, that you could then install with pacman -U
Usually I do makepkg -sric to also remove unneeded make dependencies and clean up.

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That’s what I wanted to say since the OP said he ran only makepkg -s and didn’t explicitly say anything else about installing the package. :sweat_smile:

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The duration is similar to installing apps of FreeBSD from ports. I was installing Midnight Commander 30 min.But there all compilations are displayed on the screen.

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After that I stopped using ports and I reinstalled FreeBSD from packages. In this case, Midnight Commander is installed using the package manager in 30 seconds. But if the computer has non-standard hardware, you have to install the system from ports

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