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A Mixed Review For Google Chrome On Linux

Posted by timothy on from the but-on-the-5th-hand dept.

omlx contributes this link to LinuxCrunch's short review of Google Chrome on Linux, writing: "The summary of it is that although Google Chrome is in a beta stage, it is fast, stable, and has a simple, clean, and effective GUI design. On other side, Google Chrome has a small number of extensions, doesn't support RSS, lacks integration with KDE, and doesn't support complex scripts very well. Personally, I didn't succeed in using Flash Player on Google Chrome beta 1 (I am using OpenSUSE 11.2) and I wonder how the quality of Google Chrome OS will be, especially if it's based on Linux and Google Chrome."

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  1. How it works by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    If Windows doesn't support an application and Linux does, Windows has a problem.
    If Linux doesn't support an application and Windows does, the application has a problem.

  2. Firs)t by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    every chance I got bottoms butt. Wipe 4, which by all and building is yNEED YOUR HELP! obvious that there for it. I don't new faces and many

  3. OpenSUSE is NOT Linux by viraltus · · Score: 0, Troll

    In Ubuntu works great for example and the incompatibility with KDE is kinda a good thing.

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    Dear /. CENSORS that set people's Karma to Neutral when you disagree with them: FUCK YOU!!
  4. Re:UI responsiveness by Anonymous+Cowpart · · Score: 0, Troll

    But you could even try to optimize it. Convert it to byte or machine in run time, or something.

    If you think it's all so damn straightforward and easy, why don't you submit a patch?
    Oh, but you don't write code? You don't wish to spend your own time on it? You're just too bloody lazy?

    Sheesh...