google-earth-pro-stable
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Neither the .deb downloaded from Google nor this version renders the output area and there is no hint for what to do to fix it, and I can't find any setting about graphics rendering...
It did not work with nouveau driver, after I changed it to Nvidia binary it works like a charm.
Often, the errors we receive when we run certain applications on our machines are the result of failures in hardware rather than in the application. The application is excellent, the result of a hard and dedicated work of many people. Let's cherish this wonderful work! And Google, for making this excellent software available to us, users, especially to Linux users. Google Thanks!
After downloading a Pop-Up appears and says to download an newer Version. After installing that one, nothing worked. The map did not even load on my Linux Mint 19.1 PC.
Fantastic. This is Google Earth PRO (by the way). Their last build date (at the time of this review) was Oct 31 2018. It is now Jan 7 2019 (a little over two months?). It works perfectly (searches and all) on Mint 19.1 Cinnamon, and far (FAR) better than any globe I ever had as a kid. :) Sorry if access to their digital satellites in OUTER SPACE fail to impress some of you.
If I search a place - any place - GoogleEarth drops me in the Atlantic Ocean, many miles away from the western African coast. Mint 19.1 Tessa Xfce, same trouble with LM's previous versions. Useless, unless I already know where the place I'm looking for is. As for the "manual" navigation, it works pretty well.
Mint 18.3 XFCE - GE installed well, and seems to function ok. But, it remains a piece of Google bloated crapware designed without any consistency in its functioning. Example, finds an address well, then when clicking the search result in southern France, it zooms out to approximately geo-stationary distance focussing Africa. Roll back to France and click the marker of the found address, BANG, the same happens. Don want to deal with unintuitive or not well functioning bloatware. UNINSTALLED.
I installed "Linux Mint 19" Scan "Xfce - BETA Release". The goole earth worked badly. I installed Nvidia-driver-390. the problem is resolved.
Never worked as it should.. I've found 6.0.3.2197 and installed it without problems. This version doesn't work on 18.3
Finally able to get Google Earth to work on my new install of Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon 64-bit. Had to revert to a hard-to-find older Linux 64-bit version, google-earth-pro-stable_7.1.8.3036-r0_amd64.deb. Link below... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx0YZ3Xi3rgTcTNjelJwUEVkNDQ/view
At first it didn't show the map, so I searched for the reason and I fixed it by removing the "xserver-xorg-video-intel" package. So if you have the same problem and use intel gfx type: 'sudo apt remove xserver-xorg-video-intel' without quotes in the terminal. If you have problems you can always reinstall it. Then it *should* work. Hopefully Google doesn't discontinue this version of Earth for a while.
