Google’s Chrome Released on Mac and Linux

By Jeremy Clark
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Google’s Chromium browser (open-source Chrome) has been released for Mac and select Linux Distros, but the release page warns not to download unless you like incomplete software. Keep in mind this isn’t even beta yet, for Google that’s something. Pretty soon though Mac, Linux, and Windows user will get to enjoy Chrome. Me personally I’m waiting for an extension system like Firefox before I’ll use it solely as my browser of choice.

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  Tony

  Aug 28th 2009 @ 11:41 am

  Last time I checked, the Chromium browser was not Chrome for Linux. It was a hacked version of the Chrome code to work basically inside of Wine…

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    Jeremy Clark

    Aug 28th 2009 @ 4:44 pm

    Chromium is the open source project that Chrome for Windows is based on. It’s true that there is a Wine version but they are working a direct port for Mac and Linux.

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  Irene

  Jan 27th 2010 @ 7:24 am

  Hey. Great logo. Can you tell which font you have used in it?

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    Jeremy Clark

    Jan 27th 2010 @ 7:50 am

    Thanks its called ubuntu from dafonts.com

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