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I did the widevine bash install script at the FAQ one better. In particular it grabs the current installed chromium (ungoogled) version so you don't have to hand code it, asks to confirm install and gives more info on the progress and success.
It's still only for debian or ubuntu (linux) or some distro that supports or can install dpkg-deb. Could be modified to use another archive program that supports extracting .deb files.
It installs to /usr/lib/chromium by default unless you use a -l flag which is for home directory install. Also supports a -u flag for unstable but I don't think that's useful.
It's at this gist. Would be appropriate to run after an ungoogled chromiuim upgrade.
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I did the widevine bash install script at the FAQ one better. In particular it grabs the current installed chromium (ungoogled) version so you don't have to hand code it, asks to confirm install and gives more info on the progress and success.
It's still only for debian or ubuntu (linux) or some distro that supports or can install
dpkg-deb. Could be modified to use another archive program that supports extracting .deb files.It installs to /usr/lib/chromium by default unless you use a -l flag which is for home directory install. Also supports a -u flag for unstable but I don't think that's useful.
It's at this gist. Would be appropriate to run after an ungoogled chromiuim upgrade.
https://gist.github.com/dkebler/b90ca57ac481a428dcb6cbbd1e36553d
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