How do I install Google Earth in Linux Lite?

[Moltke]

Thanks.  These are somewhat useful for my purposes, but lack all the features of Google Earth.  (I use those features.)

Such as? Flight simulator? I don't use google-earth, so I'm curious. For example, these are Mapton's features:
https://mapton.org/features/

    Free and Open Source
    Runs on Linux, MacOS and Windows
    Bookmark support
    Image export
    Open location in external programs*
    Copy location to various formats*
    Coordinate transformation*
    Chart rendering
    Time aware
    Measuring tool**
    Different map providers*
        Google Maps
        NASA WorldWind
        Open Street Map
        OpenLayers
    Different map styles*
        Many included
    Different search engines*
        Bookmarks
        GeoNames
        Google Maps
        Nominatim (by OSM)
    Light and dark themes
    (data) Update manager*
    WMS**

*  Extensible via plugins
**WorldWind MapEngine only

These are Gnome-maps':
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/GNOME_Maps
Browse OpenStreetMap using libchamplain.
Find places with Nominatim service.
Route planning with GraphHopper service.
Find your location with GeoClue service.
Basic editing of OpenStreetMap data: add and edit POIs.


These are Marble's:
Actually, they're too many to list here, so take a look for yourself https://marble.kde.org/features.php

[waynebob]

Could the computer be 32 bit, the link I showed just gave 64 bit installs.
https://www.google.com/earth/versions/#download-pro
The Google News homepage in Firefox and Chrome has a nine dot menu in the top right corner that includes Google search, maps, photos, youtube, gmail, and a whole bunch more including Google Earth.
Not sure if it would work on a 32 bit machine and it is slow on my old 64 bit machine.

[Kenneth Taylor]

I require features such as Street View, the ability to view old satellite images, and saving and labeling images.  In other words, Google Earth.

[firenice03]

Perhaps posting the output of the below, may give folks an idea if something specific with the hardware??

In terminal...

Code:

inxi -Fxz

[Moltke]

I require features such as Street View, the ability to view old satellite images, and saving and labeling images.  In other words, Google Earth.

All of those apps I mentioned can do that too.

[Kenneth Taylor]

I gave up weeks ago.

Here ends this thread.  Really.  You may close this thread now.