“So in this article you will learn how to install Chrome on
Ubuntu and Chromium on Fedora.“Two different versions? Why? Simple: Chromium is the open
source project behind Chrome. But why can you install Chrome on
Ubuntu and not on Fedora? The Chrome developers decided to support
Debian-based first. From that support a group of developers for
Fedora created the necessary RPM files to enable installation of
Chrome on Fedora. Of course both versions are still in beta (as of
this writing) and are not 100% fool proof. Even with that stated,
you will be surprised at just how well the betas of Chrome and
Chromium work. And whether you are looking for an alternative to
Firefox, Konqueror, or Opera or if you need something faster, you
need to get Chrome onto your system. Let’s take a look at how.”
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