


The code is not available on GitHub, but that makes no difference for cloning and compiling the repository.

If you want to compile the Raspberry Pi Chrome (Chromium) Browser yourself, visit their Google Source repository where you can also check the code. Install Chromium on Raspberry Pi’s by using git Now click the start button and navigate to “Internet” where you will find the Chromium shortcut. Otherwise you can also establish a remote desktop connection. That’s all! If you are connected through SSH or not using the graphical user interface, you should start (startx). Then, you can install it also by using the packet manager: sudo apt-get install chromium -yesĪlternatively you can install the package chromium-browser instead of chromium. Open a terminal and type in: sudo apt-get update Install Chromium on your Raspberry Pi with apt-getĪt first, we have to update our packages.
