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chromium-browser: command not found

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Chromium is a FOSS browser that inspired Google Chrome. Chrome is not completely open source, but the main foundational parts are open source and are made available as Google Chromium, shown in figure below, which has most of the functionality of Chrome, but it is missing the Google branding, automatic updates, and is used as the test and development foundation for Chrome releases. As a point of interest, chromium is the metal from which chrome is made, hence the name.

chromium-browser command not found

In case, if you encounter the below error:

chromium-browser: command not found

you may try installing the respective package according to your choice of distribution.

Distribution Command
Debian apt-get install chromium-browser
Ubuntu apt-get install chromium-browser
Alpine apk add chromium
Arch Linux pacman -S chromium
Kali Linux apt-get install chromium
Fedora dnf install chromium
Raspbian apt-get install chromium-browser
Docker docker run cmd.cat/chromium-browser chromium-browser

You can learn more about Chromium at http://code.google.com/chromium/.

Filed Under: Linux

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