Google Chrome for Linux

When Lame came out under the bridge, I messed up my teeth and just waited for the floor to get Linux, since I really wanted to look at it). And today on Laura I stumbled upon the news that “CodeWeavers Company adapted the Windows version of Google Chrome under Linux on the same principle as Google did when creating Picasa. Based on the Chromium and wine source code, deb and rpm packages were created, as well as a universal installer in the form of a sh script. "


I immediately went to download this miracle on the site chromium

But was a little disappointed after installation. (screenshot above)
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Problems with the coding? After all, all the headlines are displayed normally.

And a couple of minutes later this appeared:





Really annoying)

But what I still liked the lame. Probably its interface. I have a laptop 17 diagonally, and when I turn on the firefox, the top panels all take up a lot of space, while for Lame it takes nothing (except the name of the tabs).

It remains only to wait for the release of a working version under Linux.