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Linux Chrome Builds Get Plug-In Support
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| Linux: If a lack of third-party plug-in support (i.e. Flash) kept you from
| trying out Chrome on your Linux system, then avoid no longer. The "early
| developer version" now supports many plug-ins, and they seem to work pretty
| well.
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http://lifehacker.com/5327102/linux-chrome-builds-get-plug+in-support
Arora: A light-weight, cross-platform web browser based on WebKit
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| Arora is an open source web browser that uses the same WebKit rendering
| engine found in Safari and Google Chrome. But unlike those browsers, Arora is
| already capable of running on Windows, Linux, and OS X, as well as a few
| other platforms including FreeBSD.
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http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009/07/30/arora-a-light-weight-cross-platform-web-browser-based-on-webki/
Recent:
- From The Labs: A first look at Chrome 2
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| Charles McLellan checks out the new features in Google's latest browser, and
| compares its performance to its rivals
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http://resources.zdnet.co.uk/articles/video/0,1000002009,39663080,00.htm
Google Chrome 2
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| You’ve probably seen many web sites saying, "Yeah! Chrome rocks! Fast!
| Speed-speed-speed! Woo-hoo!", provided with a bunch of benchmarks flexing
| it’s muscle, so to speak.
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| Is Chrome fast? Yes, obviously. The fastest? No, that honor still belongs to
| Lynx and always will. Fastest GUI-based browser? Quite possibly.
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http://www.pcmech.com/article/google-chrome-2/
Google Chrome As Smooth as Chrome on Linux
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| I would say once Flash gets in into this Google Chrome pre releases then it
| will be something I will stick with on Linux. Once Google Chrome comes out to
| Linux and Mac the browser wars will really heat up, and I don’t think Chrome
| is going to melt.
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http://neverendinginternet.wordpress.com/2009/06/11/google-chrome-as-smooth-as-chrome-on-linux/
Test-driving Chrome for Ubuntu
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| Overall, I’m impressed with Chrome so far. Its tiny resource footprint is
| likely to score big points with Linux geeks who like their machines to run as
| efficiently as possible, and with users seeking a more responsive browser
| than the mainstream offerings. The current lack of integration into Gnome
| and the inability to change search engines (not to mention most other
| preferences) is discouraging, but we should spare final judgement on these
| issues until Chrome’s Linux port becomes stable.
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http://www.workswithu.com/2009/06/08/test-driving-chrome-for-ubuntu/
Five Essential Apps for the Ubuntu User
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| Ubuntu really shows the flexibility and potential of the Linux desktop. And
| the various applications – like the five discussed in this TechTip – add to
| that flexibility.
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| Are you an Ubuntu user? If so, what are some of your favorite applications?
| Leave a comment and share your favorites.
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http://www.geeks.com/techtips/2009/Five-Essential-Apps-for-the-Ubuntu-User.htm
Google Chrome on Linux First Impressions and Screenshots
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| So how unstable and incomplete is this developer version of Chrome? --At
| first, I didn't really notice its instability since it didn't crash on me.
| But upon checking my system stats, I found out that it is still
| (understandably) resource hungry as it is not efficient in utilizing RAM and
| CPU.
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http://www.junauza.com/2009/06/chrome-on-linux-first-impressions-and.html
Chrome on Linux: Rough, fast & promising
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| I'd been waiting for Chrome on Linux since Chrome first showed up. Chrome, if
| you haven't tried it, is the speed-demon of Web browsers. I love it. But,
| until now, there really wasn't a version that would run natively on Linux.
| Starting last night, June 4th, Google released developer's versions of Chrome
| for Macs and Linux. They're rough, really rough, but they're also really
| fast. Here's what I found in my first hours of working with Chrome on Linux.
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http://blogs.computerworld.com/chrome_on_linux_rough_fast_promising
Get your Google Chrome on in Linux
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| It is exciting to see such progress. I realize a lot of Linux users out there
| aren’t the biggest fans of Google. Those fans should at least give Chrome a
| try so they can see just what they will be missing. I have used Chrome on
| both Windows and Linux now and I can, without a doubt, the Linux version will
| blow away the Windows version. Of course from what I have seen the Linux
| version already is running better than the Windows version I used and I’m not
| supposed to be using the Linux version (It will probably install Windows on
| my machine while I am not looking.)
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http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=669
Google Chrome for Mac OS X and Linux: First Impression
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| At present Chrome only supports Ubuntu 8.04 or Debian 5 and later. Its
| performance on Linux is decent. It loads the pages fast and starts almost
| instantly.
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http://blog.taragana.com/index.php/archive/google-chrome-for-mac-os-x-and-linux-first-impression/
Google Chrome For Mac, Linux Released To Developers
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| However, the company is discouraging average users from downloading the
| browser-in-progress unless they really know what they're doing.
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http://www.informationweek.com/news/internet/google/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=217701967
Google readying Mac, Linux versions of Chrome 2.0
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| Google has a swathe of new functionality ready for Chrome 2.0, along with Mac
| and Linux support. Here's what's inside.
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http://apcmag.com/Content.aspx?id=3371
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