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This is also the reason why there is no canary version of Chrome available on Linux: since packaging is so involved, it's not worth the effort.
by adbge 15y ago
This is also the reason why there is no canary version of Chrome available on Linux: since packaging is so involved, it's not worth the effort.
- ramidarigaz 15y agoUm. Chrome is offered in both .deb and .rpm (each 32bit and 64 bit).
- seabee 15y agoI don't see any such thing on their download page, only for stable and beta. I think linux users are better equipped than most to build it from source, however...
- ramidarigaz 15y agoOops. I missed the canary part. You're right.