So I would recommend removing that line or placing it in step 3 before the git clone. Then in step 4, I found that only the second command is necessary (cd google-chrome) because the previous command was run in the default ~, not ~/Downloads. Step 3 did not run for me as written, I needed to add the clone command before pasting the url, giving me this: I have a couple of notes on the CLI install instructions. From my time with Ubuntu I have found that I prefer dealing with software install/updating in the CLI anyways. I moved on to your CLI instructions and it worked great, just a few minutes to clone the repo, build and install Chrome. ![]() ![]() I gave up on the GUI method pretty quick, after seeing that the toggle on/off for AUR has changed to an empty dropdown list. Thanks for the article Kiran! I’m just now getting started with Manjaro after using primarily Ubuntu.
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