Install Google Earth on Ubuntu 12.04-11.10-Linux Mint

By Umair Sunday, February 05, 2012




Google Earth is a cross-platform program that lets you fly virtually to any spot on the earth to view satellite imagery of countries, cities, maps, terrain, oceans, 3D buildings, and even outer space can be viewed from this program.


The latest stable version currretly available is 6.2, which we will see how to install under Ubuntu 11.10/12.04. Install first these dependencies, the second package is for fixing awkward font (unreadable font) in Google Earth:
 sudo apt-get install lsb-core msttcorefonts  

Then install Google Earth 6.2 with the following commands:

For Ubuntu (32-bit):
 wget -O google-earth-stable_current_i386.deb http://goo.gl/iZT7r  
 sudo dpkg -i google-earth-stable_current_i386.deb  

For Ubuntu (64-bit):
 wget -O google-earth-stable_current_amd64.deb http://goo.gl/2fXw3  
 sudo dpkg -i google-earth-stable_current_amd64.deb  

Log out and log in back, then start Google Earth from the Menu.

Umair

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5 comments to ''Install Google Earth on Ubuntu 12.04-11.10-Linux Mint"

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  1. Obrigado Cara Parabéns Olha estou tentando fazer um GPS no android que mande as coordernadas para mim e esta complicado se tiver um tutorial eu queria ver ok Obrigado de novo
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  2. Directions worked perfectly. Very straight fwd thanks!

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  3. Thanks! Earth is finally working in my computer...

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  4. Thank you, very clear steps. It's working :)

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  5. doesnt work with my laptop

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