Step 2: Go to the Arch Linux AUR page and copy the Git Clone URL.
Step 1: Install git using the following command: sudo pacman -S git Those who would like to get the Chrome installation done from the Terminal should fire the following commands: Enjoy surfing! Launch Chrome METHOD 2: Using command-line from the Terminal STEP 8: Close ‘Package manager’ and look for ‘Chrome’ in the start menu. Google Chrome was installed successfully. After the installation is complete, you should see ‘Transaction successfully finished.’ The wording sounds like some bank transaction, but don’t worry, it is a free download. STEP 7: Click on ‘Details’ to see the progress. Unfortunately, the servers aren’t super fast. STEP 6: Google Chrome should download from the repository servers. STEP 5: Select ‘AUR’ in the left pane and then search for google-chrome.’ Click ‘Apply.’ Google Chrome Repository Also, check the box ‘Check for updates from AUR.’ Click ‘Close.’ AUR Repository STEP 4: Enable AUR support by turning ON the slider button. It has been trustworthy for seven years or so. The package maintainer uses Package Helper to download the browser from Google servers and compiles it for Arch Linux-based distros.
It is the Arch User Repository, where you will find hundreds of community-developed packages.
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