Enable Google YUM RepositoryĬreate a file called /etc//google-chrome.repo with your favorite text editor and add the following lines of code to it. Also, go over the steps to make sure you understand the process before proceeding. Note: Google Chrome’s support for 32-bit Linux distros ended in March 2016 and it no longer supports RHEL 6.X so update your distro to version 8 (my recommendation) before going forward. RHEL 8 ships with the also much-loved Firefox browser by default but it is possible to easily get the latest Google Chrome version up and running as you would on any other distro using the Yum package manager tool just follow the steps below. You can learn more about the web browser’s features by visiting the page at Google’s Chrome Features.

Google Chrome is the most popular on Desktop computers and arguably on smartphones and tablets so requests on how to install it on Red Hat 8 Linux doesn’t come as a surprise at all – Google has a rich features list that satisfies both average and tech-savvy users.

Yum install chrome