RHEL 6 No Longer Supported By Google Chrome 231
sfcrazy writes "Google has declared Red Hat's RHEL 6 obsolete, showing a notification which says, 'Google Chrome us no longer updating because your operating system is obsolete.' Red Hat evangelist Jan Wilderboer says: 'We release new stable versions of RHEL every 2-3 years. The API/ABI stability is what sets it apart from community distros. Customers need long term stability. Google knows (and uses) that itself internally. By cutting the support of enterprise distributions they simply tell me to move elsewhere. That's not a very encouraging thing.'"
Well, at least I'm using ... (Score:3, Funny)
... CentOS 6.3. Google will support CentOS, right?
Re:Go where? (Score:4, Funny)
why would you xforward a browser to a computer that already has a browser?
Because, uh, you want to browse from the other computer?
That said, I'm pretty sure the last time I tried to start a remote copy of Firefox, it helpfully started one on the local machine instead. Because, after all, why would you xforward a browser to a computer that already has a browser?