Good idea - I'll try using Chromium instead as the first experiment.



Boris







On 3/18/19, 1:10 PM, "[log in to unmask] on behalf of Mark Stodola" <[log in to unmask] on behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:



    On 3/18/19 11:22 AM, Boris Goldowsky wrote:

    > Trying to get Google Chrome installed on Scientific Linux 7.3, in order to be able to run Selenium/WebDriver tests.

    >      

    > Attempting to install via RPM or Yum, it is unable to find the dependency "liberation-fonts"

    >      

    >      Error: Package: google-chrome-stable-73.0.3683.75-1.x86_64 (google-chrome)

    >                 Requires: liberation-fonts

    >      

    > I do have the following installed, which are all that are available in the SL repositories:

    >        Installed Packages

    >        liberation-fonts-common.noarch  1:1.07.2-15.el7 @base/$releasever

    >        liberation-mono-fonts.noarch    1:1.07.2-15.el7 @base/$releasever

    >        liberation-narrow-fonts.noarch  1:1.07.2-15.el7 @sl

    >        liberation-sans-fonts.noarch    1:1.07.2-15.el7 @base/$releasever

    >        liberation-serif-fonts.noarch   1:1.07.2-15.el7 @base/$releasever

    >      

    > But the (meta-)package “libreration-fonts” doesn’t seem to exist in SL.

    >      

    > Any advice?  Thank you!

    >      

    > Boris

    

    You could install with rpm --nodeps if you really need Google Chrome.

    

    I would recommend Chromium from the EPEL repository first though.

    

    -Mark