Download Google Chrome for Linux and Mac OS X

By | September 18, 2008 | 6 Comments

Download Google Chrome for Linux and Mac OS XUsing Linux or Mac OS X and want to try Google Chrome? Try Chromium which codebase is based on Chrome.

Few important things which you should know before trying it:

This is just a proof of concept, for fun, and to showcase what Wine can do.

What is Wine?

Wine is an open source technology allowing Windows executables to be run as-if-natively on Intel-based Unix operating systems such as Linux and Mac OS X.

Download Google Chrome for:

Mac OS X (CrossOver Chromium)

Ubuntu and Debian (32 bit) (CrossOver Chromium)
Ubuntu and Debian (64 bit) (CrossOver Chromium)
Red Hat, Mandriva, and Suse (CrossOver Chromium)
All other Linux distros (CrossOver Chromium)

See this page for more Info.


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  • http://www.kogmedia.com movie fan

    it’s funny, the more i use Chrome (for windows), the more unstable it seems to get… crashes a lot more, can’t handle sites with flash, hangs every time i close a tab… all that to say, i’m switching back to Firefox

    • Frank

      I don’t know what your doing wrong I have used Google Chrome sents it came out. It has not crashed on me. But once and that was cause I think I had just to many tabs open. Other then that it has worked just fine.

      • Foo

        I guess it’s good that I don’t use it as my main browser than as I constantly have more than 200-300 tabs open even a day after resetting my session.

  • Patricio

    Atre you crazy “movie fan” chrome is the best browser ever, it works perfect for me.

    make sure you have the rigth vercion, por your pc

  • daipayan

    ya chrome is da best has quick response and takes much less time to open than firefox

  • http://www.aftershockforums.com Palmer

    Aha… Chrome is the fastest I’ve used so far, comparing this to Opera, IE 7 and 8, Newest firefox, and Safari.

    Safari and Chrome browser share some webkit from what I’ve seen though.

    And I have never, had google crash, even using it as my main browser for watching videos, playing flash games, social networking, forums, etc.

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