Chrome: The first 64 bit Linux

August 23, 2009 by Ventejuy
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From Google comes news that work has begun to bring the browser Chrome at 64 bit .

As it did with Adobe Flash Player, Google will begin the migration to 64 bit on the platform GNU / Linux. That according to developers and is able to compile.

For now it is paying particular attention to the 64 bit version on Linux and Mac but also is scheduled to launch in Windows.

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  1. papafrita on Mon, 24th Aug 2009 10:38

    2. then as they do just as well have flash player on linux ...

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