How to install chrome dependencies[SOLVED]

Hello,
Could anyone advise me how to install the chromium browser. When I try to compile it, I run into a nightmare of dependency problems. I need lib32-gconf, then it depends on lib32-orbit2 and on and on and on.
If anyone managed to install chrome on kde 64 bit desktop, please give me a clue about the procedure.
Thanks,
jmak
Last edited by jmak (2009-10-14 19:43:32)

jmak wrote:
Hello,
Could anyone advise me how to install the chromium browser. When I try to compile it, I run into a nightmare of dependency problems. I need lib32-gconf, then it depends on lib32-orbit2 and on and on and on.
If anyone managed to install chrome on kde 64 bit desktop, please give me a clue about the procedure.
Thanks,
jmak
it is as easy as
yaourt -S chromium-snapshot
Although, there are a number of other versions available. To have a look at them all and decide which one to install you can
yaourt chromium
This will show you all available packages and then you can choose the one you want. After that simply follow the prompts. It will install all the required dependencies for you.
Last edited by Inxsible (2009-10-14 19:00:23)

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