Google Chrome for Mac and Linux is not yet intended for common users

Article Title: Google Chrome for Mac and Linux is not yet intended for common users. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

On June 23, June 6, Google released Mac OS X and Linux Chrome browser software for developers to test on Thursday.

According to foreign media reports, Google product manager Mike. Smith and Karen. "Unless you are a developer or are particularly interested in software that has not been completed or may crash, please do not download the two software," berberger said in a blog post ." So far, Google has only released Windows Chrome, and users have always asked Google to release Mac and Linux versions.

Google released three versions of Chrome: stable version, beta version, and Developer Preview version. Currently, Mac OS X and Linux Chrome are Developer Preview versions. Google said more than 400 defects in the two software need to be fixed.

Google spokesman ayitan. Eitan Bencuya said that Chrome for Linux only supports Linux for Debian and Ubuntu, and Mac OS X only supports Mac for Intel (blog) chips.