How To Install Chromium Browser On Fedora linux, that works!

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fedora-chromiumChrome is a browser revolution from Google. It’s built from scratch by Google and has all new features and some innovative ones. Although Google has not yet officially released a Chrome browser that works on Linux, we had shared with you a few ways in which you could possibly install Chromium (the base on which Google have built the Chrome browser) on your Linux system.

Except the Crossover Chromium, all other installs and builds of Chromium on Fedora 11 or Fedora 10 have been buggy till date. But, now we have a very decent solution for Chromium on Fedora and we will tell you how to go about installing a working build of Chrome (Chromium) on Fedora 11 and Fedora 10.

Google Chrome for Linux is now available officially. Click here to find out how to install it.

Installation of Chromium browser can be done in both ways – either manually or using the YUM updater. These packages have been specially built for Fedora 11 and are available for both 32 bit and 64 bit systems.



June 25th, 2009 Written by The Digitizor    

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