Build the cloud on Linux! This year looks very promising for Linux when it comes to building your private cloud using open source technologies. Finally, Linux-based software and application
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I’m writing this article for primarily for Debian Squeeze users, but it should also apply for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and other releases as well, as the steps will be pretty much the same.
After you have downloaded and installed Google Chrome, you’ll most likely want to get Java working as well. Follow this article, and you’ll be up and running in no time.
If you’re running Debian Squeeze or a related distro as your primary desktop system, you will more than likely want to browse the web at some point.
If you elected the graphic install option, and enabled the GUI by default, you should be armed with a few web browsers: Iceweasel and Epiphany. While these are excellent browsers in the open source community, Google Chrome also enjoys great support in the Linux realm. These instructions should work just about the same for any Debian-based distro, such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint.
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