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Hi, in this video, I will show you How to Fix Failed to Install File Not Supported error on the Ubuntu Linux system. Before we start, To stay up to date with my latest videos, please make sure to subscribe to my channel by clicking the button above this video, and please stay tuned until the end of this video so you don't miss any steps. let's start. I use for this video ubuntu 20 04. I need to install google chrome, but I got this error, Failed to Install File Not Supported. Ubuntu has two 'Software Install' applications, one is gnome-software and the other is snap-store, installed by Canonical via snap. This snap app software center has the problem installing local files from the slash tmp directory. to solve this problem I personally prefer to use gdebi system is one of the best ways to install deb files on the Ubuntu Linux system. gdebi will collect all the necessary dependencies before installing the main .deb file. It will always try to remove the dependency errors while performing deb file installation. Now Open a terminal and update the package index with, sudo apt update. Install gdebi with, sudo apt install gdebi, command Once the command is complete, go to the deb file and right-click to open it with gdebi tools. now click install package. google chrome now is installed.