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For Mac: Using homebrew: brew install --cask chromedriver chromedriver --version Using manual steps: Add the following lines to ~./bash_profile  or ~/.zprofile using vi or nano or any text editor # Installing Chrome Driver export CHROME_DRIVER_HOME=/downloaded_and_extracted_location/chrome_driver_2.33 export PATH=$CHROME_DRIVER_HOME:$PATH Verify the installation by executing the following command in Terminal chromedriver --version For Windows: Add c: \downloaded_and_extracted_location\chrome_driver_2.33\chromedriver to PATH environment variable (most probably through My Computer). Verify the installation by executing the following command in Command Prompt chromedriver --version For Ubuntu (Linux): sudo apt-get install chromium-browser sudo apt-get install chromium-chromedriver sudo ln -s /usr/lib/chromium-browser/chromedriver /usr/local/bin/chromedriver chromium-browser --version chromedriver --version For Debian (Linux): s...

Quiet often we setup auto pipelines for Continuous Integration in Cloud (like GitLab CI, Travis CI etc) and we install required packages (like mvn or gradle) using apt-get install  command to run the build. Sometimes it is quiet important to have a specific major version of a package or major-minor version of a package to run the build, otherwise the build might break with unintended behaviour. Hence this post explains the following commands on Debian / Ubuntu operating system: List all available packages Search for a package List the available version of a package Install a specific version of a package Install a specific major version of a package Install a specific major.minor version of a package Install a specific major.minor.security version of a package List all available packages apt-cache pkgnames Search for a package apt-cache search jdk List the available version of a package apt-cache madison maven Install a specific version of a package ...