Google Chrome on Arch Linux

Yes, technically it is Chromium as it is the source build, but I figured more people know what chromium is than chrome. I thought I would do some beta testing. It seems to be really good, and I have started using it as my main browser. It's very fast and smooth. I just hope for more plugin support, and I still need to get the flash player working. It seems to be working fine. Try it if you will :).

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[unberyl]

By the way, did you know that you can close a tab also by middle-clicking it.

[shneebleu]

Yeah I did, but I was just clicking the cross to make it more obvious what I was doing.

[shneebleu]

We're picking at different points here hehe.

[unberyl]

:) I mean I know you had written the clarifying text on the description. That's why I said " _more_ than "technically" " on my first comment.

[shneebleu]

What? :S

[unberyl]

I know you did.

[shneebleu]

Yeah, but most people will just see it as "Google Chrome", so since that was the title, I just cleared that up in the description.

I got flash working ages ago :).

[unberyl]

Yes, it is more than "technically" Chromium.

But what do you mean flash won't work?

[shneebleu]

Just figured it out, the Closed Source drivers were being weird. Thanks.

[shneebleu]

Not working, I get an error. Trying to fix it :D.