Google Chrome 4.0.249.30

Google finalmente lanzo Chrome para linux, Debian/Ubuntu están por supuesto en primera línea en cuanto a binarios. Fue bastante fácil instalarlo ya que es un paquete .deb; sin embargo ahora no tuve que ir a la terminal de comandos. Lo bajé mientras navegaba con el browser Midori

que la verdad sea dicha ha desplazado a epiphany como mi navegador preferido en Gnome. Desde la misma barra de estatus de bajada le di click en el icono de carpeta y lanzó automáticamente el instalador de archivos .deb.

Sin embargo Todavía dependo de Firefox para cuestiones del trabajo o movimientos bancarios.

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