![]() ![]() I know this thread is a little old, but anyone know where the package apt update & apt install -s google-chrome-stableįetched 115 kB in 1s (80. This is the result of the policy check on google chrome:Īs I wrote above, the update is incomplete and the browser wants a full re-install to correct the problem. Since I do not have chromium installed, this result was expected:ĥ00 bionic-updates/universe amd64 Packagesĥ00 bionic-security/universe amd64 Packagesĥ00 bionic/universe amd64 Packages If you have any experience in upgrading Chrome or Firefox, I will be very grateful for your feedback. Reboots and Live updates have not corrected the issue. ' This has happend on multiple computers. I do not want to engage in a Red Queen death spiral of updates cascading to more updates.ĭoes anyone know how Chrome updates work on Linux Mint? Does it run in its own sandbox environment, isolating itself from other parts of the OS? Memory is no problems since I have many hundreds of free gigs. I just upgraded Google Chrome to version 1.64 and now my Symantec Endpoint Protection client says that the 'Browser Intrustion Prevention is not functioning correctly. I am reluctant to do this if by updating Chrome, it will change other system pkgs used by other applications. Instead, Chrome provides a pink oval update button which says I must re-install Chrome. However, Relaunch fails to accomplish a complete update. Nearly up to date! Relaunch Google Chrome to finish updating. ![]() The google Chrome browser has failed to complete an automatic update. The longevity of support for an OS was a major factor in choosing LMC. The system is very stable and for a variety of reasons I cannot update the OS. I am running Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.2 (Tina). ![]()
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