Install GoogleChrome in Fedora9

Google Chrome is a Web browser launched by Google. It is simple, secure, stable, and fast! Although Google promises to launch the Linux version, there is no clear timetable. However, we know that GoogleChrome is built on the open-source GoogleChromium browser project. Since Chromium is open-source, we can compile a GoogleChrome program based on Chromium and run it in Linux.

Google Chrome is a Web browser launched by Google. It is simple, secure, stable, and fast! Although Google promises to launch the Linux version, there is no clear timetable. But we know that Google Chrome is built on the open-source Google Chromium browser project. Since Chromium is open-source, we can compile a Google Chrome program based on Chromium and run it on Linux.

In fact, I just saw this message in Fedora Planet (Agent required). I cannot understand the original article either in English, it generally means that CodeWeavers launched the third-party version of Google Chrome for Linux, Cross Over Chromium. Although we can use Wine to run Chrome for Windows on Linux, CrossOver Chromium can run Chrome for Windos on Linux.

For Fedora 9 users, download the CrossOver Chromium for Red Hat, Mandriva, and SUSE installation packages. As follows:

Http://media.codeweavers.com/pub/crossover/chromium/cxchromium-0.9.0-1.i386.rpm

I read their FAQ just now. This CrossOver Chromium is also based on Wine technology. I don't know what is different from the Google Chrome directly installed with Wine Introduced by Linuxtoy. Since it is not a native program, we should wait quietly for Google Chrome for Linux in the official Google version, this CrossOver Chromium is only used for experience. below is the run:

 

For other Linux distributions, download the CrossOver Chromium for all other Linux distros installation package.

After the download, use the # yum-y localinstall-nogpg cxchromium-0.9.0-1.i386.rpm command to install it.

After the installation is complete, you can find and run it in the Application> CrossOver Chromium> Chromium menu!

In fact, you can even compile a Chrome for linux by yourself. The compilation method is here. Another third-party version.