Frank Kristensen skrev:Frank Kristensen skrev:Jamen, det prøver jeg da lige.
Mange tak.
Installationen er åbenbart kun til 64bit systemer, jeg kører den go'e, gamle, dampdrevne, 32bit løsning
Hej igen Kurt, jeg søgte lige på "download Chrome Ubuntu 32bit", og fandt følgende:
You can install it, but it's not advisable. Chrome 32-bit is no longer receiving security updates (or updates of any kind, for that matter). That means you won't get new features, extensions will soon stop working, and you will be extremely vulnerable to internet attacks.
The best thing to do in your case is really to upgrade to a 64-bit version of Ubuntu. However, I realize this may not be possible, as your computer may be limited to 32-bit. If that is the case, there is an alternative to Chrome, called Chromium.
Chromium is essentially Chrome, but it is open-source, and doesn't quite receive the level of support Chrome gets. However, it is regularly updated and receives any security updates released by Google. Many other browsers, such as Torch, and even Opera, are based on Chromium.
If you want to install Chromium, simply open a terminal and run sudo apt-get install chromium-browser. You can also open the Software Center and search for it if you so wish.
There is absolutely no reason to keep with Chrome on 32-bit or 12.04, but if you really want to install it for whatever reason, you'll have to search for it on Google. A quick search yielded nothing but news stories for me.