gnome software, search for chrome, hit download, ready. Idk why people keep hyping cli installs while we have perfectly working GUI software managers like Gnome Software, even more impressive Discover, yum extender, synaptic etc.
Linux: - Long way: open software store > search for your app > hit install. Process: <60 seconds - Short way: open terminal > type sudo pacman install "your_app" > hit enter. Process: <10 seconds
Windows: - the most used way: open browser > search for your app> navigate through ads, trackers and spyware > finally download the installation kit > next, next, next, finish. Process: >120 seconds
alihan_banan
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •LautreG
in reply to It's FOSS • • •Because you should install chromium instead of Chrome.
This will became a two step only.
Or best, Firefox, or both, still two steps.
Don't stay stick with Windows reflexes where you manually install stuff from Internet (and, it's unsafe)
Cheers
Nate
in reply to It's FOSS • • •@notsle Lol.
dnf-y∈stallfiref⊗
Just sayin. 😀
#dontusechrome
Mario
in reply to It's FOSS • • •what a crap.
Linux:
- Long way: open software store > search for your app > hit install. Process: <60 seconds
- Short way: open terminal > type sudo pacman install "your_app" > hit enter. Process: <10 seconds
Windows:
- the most used way: open browser > search for your app> navigate through ads, trackers and spyware > finally download the installation kit > next, next, next, finish. Process: >120 seconds
Ｎｅｘｙ
in reply to It's FOSS • • •why you will want to have chrome in linux lol
sudo apt install librewolf -y
Nova Cat :verifiedSillyGoober:
in reply to It's FOSS • • •It's FOSS
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