Hey I wanted to use chromium version 24 and by chance I have found this ppa https://launchpad.net/~a-v-shkop/+archive/chromium-dev
I have installed it and was trying to change the icon of google-chrome. I found that it is installed in /opt/google/chrome directory and there are some png files that vary in size, replacing that with new png icon I wanted to use didn't work.
I was running Google Chrome just fine but I noticed that was too many chrome process running, one of them consuming with high memory usage, so I decided to terminate that unique chrome process.
Since I did that, I having chrome black screen for all visited pages.
Have already tried to remove chrome from synaptic and installed it again but the black screen persists.
Also, my google chrome icon a
I attempted to create a desktop icon in Fedora Gnome but I only get a generic binary icon for my application. Installing Gimp or OpenOffice magically makes my icon appear.
I used Google Chrome on Fedora as an reference for making a desktop icon using png images.
Every time Chrome is updated, it reverts to opening small screen [NOT maximised]. This is very irritating.
In order to reset it to open maximised, you need to change the general command parameter in /usr/share/applications.
Find the Google Chrome icon [desktop configuration file] and right click (clack).
Select properties, which shows the basic properties.
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i have installed google chrome and synced with my google account so that i can have everything from other computers here too.
I followed the guide at the following url: Cannot Install Google Chrome. How do I fix it?
Despite that I still have an error:
alex@ubuntu:~/Downloads$ sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
Selecting previously unselected package google-chrome-stable.
(Reading database ...
I've seen this in another thread but then the poster wanted to know how to remnove Chrome while I'd rather have it work. Here's the deal:
Wanted to try out Chrome over Chromium, see if it's any faster
Downloaded the 64-bit .deb from the Google website
Uninstalled Chromium, just to make sure there'd be no crossover
Double-clicked the .deb and Chrome installed itself through Software Center.
Because it need a custom .desktop file in /usr/share/applications, create a new file name google-chrome.desktop and put something like below in it :[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Exec= google-chrome
Name=My Application
Icon= google-chromeYou could open some of existing .desktop files by geany to grasp the pattern.And you will need the power of supper use
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