You should get a response "OK" as shown in the image. To do this, in the Terminal paste this and enter: You can use the "Search Your Computer" feature present in the left top corner to launch the Terminal or you can just use the combination "Ctrl+Alt+T". The Overview section will show you the basic details of your system which will also include the details about the bit version of your PC. To check if your system is 64 bit or not, click on the Power button at the top right corner and go to "About This Computer".
Before we proceed, you need to know that Google Chrome can be installed only on 64-bit computers. Just follow a few simple steps mentioned below and before you know it Google Chrome browser will be open on your system ready to serve. Don't fret though, you don't need to know any technical terms or coding to do this. It is just that this cannot be done from the Ubuntu Software Center and rather has to be done by downloading the installer locally and then installing it, all this will command line. Google Chrome is a freeware and can easily be downloaded and installed on a Ubuntu machine.
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