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  Date: Dec 17    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 385
  

You can't get Google Chrome for Linux yet, but the good folks at Codeweavers
(Wine maker) have released the next best thing, a version that runs on Wine:
www.codeweavers.com/services/ports/chromium/

Is it worth the hype? I got it to crash when it is supposed to only have
individual tabs crash. I am sure it is a work in progress.

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Answer #1    Answered On: Dec 17    

i had get this file under ubuntu, and installed it. but itsnot working.
can u help me..? may step by step to install it.

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Dec 17    

You need to have Wine installed first. This is found in the repositories or a
newer version can be found at getdeb.net.. Although the Chromium file is a deb
file it requires the Wine compatibility layer to work.On my system it made a
separate menu entry under Codeweavers.

I have installed it on two computers, both running Ubuntu 8.04 with good
results, although it runs noticeably slower on my eeePC. The installation
yielded an error on one computer and I had to clean up
dpkg as a result. The other one was clean. I can't guarantee it will
work for you. It is still experimental on the Google end, so it may not work
well on all systems.

 
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