A Mixed Review For Google Chrome On Linux 223
omlx contributes this link to LinuxCrunch's short review of Google Chrome on Linux, writing: "The summary of it is that although Google Chrome is in a beta stage, it is fast, stable, and has a simple, clean, and effective GUI design. On other side, Google Chrome has a small number of extensions, doesn't support RSS, lacks integration with KDE, and doesn't support complex scripts very well. Personally, I didn't succeed in using Flash Player on Google Chrome beta 1 (I am using OpenSUSE 11.2) and I wonder how the quality of Google Chrome OS will be, especially if it's based on Linux and Google Chrome."
so you don't use it yet are somehow qualifed? (Score:1, Funny)
slashdot? Oh, nevermind !!
Re:so you don't use it yet are somehow qualifed? (Score:2, Funny)
You get plenty of reviews on slashdot by people who never use the device. For example: the Amazon kindle, Microsoft Windows, and girlfriends.
Re:Flash works fine... (Score:3, Funny)
I'm lactose intolerant you insensitive clod
Re:Nothing but praise here (Score:3, Funny)
To be fair, the lack of flash plugin (or so the summary says) is enough for me to endorse the browser.
Re:UI responsiveness (Score:1, Funny)
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