<aside> <img src="notion://custom_emoji/149178e5-a368-4736-bff5-2949f2756f2c/1b02c09c-8302-8083-a4ec-007abacf6347" alt="notion://custom_emoji/149178e5-a368-4736-bff5-2949f2756f2c/1b02c09c-8302-8083-a4ec-007abacf6347" width="40px" /> Try this simple way of installing Chrome first HERE.
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<aside> <img src="notion://custom_emoji/149178e5-a368-4736-bff5-2949f2756f2c/1b02c09c-8302-8083-a4ec-007abacf6347" alt="notion://custom_emoji/149178e5-a368-4736-bff5-2949f2756f2c/1b02c09c-8302-8083-a4ec-007abacf6347" width="40px" /> To install Chrome the more complicated way go to **THIS PAGE.**
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Dickhead,
When I first gave you that thumb drive I had actually made a whole little handbook/guide for you on how to set up that computer and apps to download and shit like that the next day. I thought I sent it to you but apparently I hadn’t and now I can’t access the server I was hosting it on cause I’m asshole.
I still have this first page and I tried to recreate the “how to install chrome” page for you. Hopefully it works. If not, you can go fuck yourself and I’ll put chrome on a thumbdrive for you or install it by SSH for you the next time I see ya.
That shit ain’t important though. You are interested in the two things at the top of the page assclown.
////// Big Joe Daddy Playa Poppa Hurin’ EM
When you installed Ubuntu it had you setup a user name and PW but it also had you set a root password. I’m hoping you remember what you made the root PW because otherwise you’re gonna have a bad time.
The root pw is the administrator pw. You will be prompted to enter the root pw anytime you install software or do anything else that has the potential to fuck up your computer. The nice thing about this is that anytime you aren’t acting as root you can’t do anything too dumb like accidentally format your hard drive.
That means that apt is used to install, update, or remove software.