I forgot my laptop at home today, so I was unable to install Chrome while I was at work. (yes, that’s an embarrassing story). But now I’ve gotten home and installed the RPM using zypper:

sudo zypper in google-chrome-beta_current_`uname -i`.rpm

After doing this, I launched Chrome using google-chrome and it put a smile in my face just knowing that it was in “beta”. Now lets hope that Google can get out of their 100 year beta cycle, and have a “stable” version out by mid next year.

Here’s a screenshot of the version, and version vs the most recent chromium via the Contrib Standard Repository

You can read more about the release, and download it from:
http://www.benkevan.com/blog/google-chrome-goes-beta-for-linux-opensuse-fedora-ubuntu-debian/

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