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realnubnut wrote:Everything is personal preference including the paper you wipe your ass with. If you want to start a juvenile crusade against certain asswipes (toilet paper) then by all means waste your time and electrons. Whatever floats (or sinks) your boat.
realnubnut wrote:Yeah I read a bit much too much of ubuntu and arch bashing here in the debian forums. Whatever for again? I cant relate to teenage kicks nowadays.
jhon987 wrote:hey guys, the link: http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/sn ... rel-linux/ doesn't work anymore,
I've found another solution, tough it's good only for the latest stable build: http://dodebian.blogspot.com/2011/12/in ... lease.html
#!/bin/bash
unset basehttp
unset latest
cd /tmp/
rm LATEST* > null
rm LAST_CHANGE* > null
rm chrome-linux.zip
rm chrome-linux.zip.*
#basehttp=http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/Linux/
#basehttp=http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/chromium-linux-reliability/
#export basehttp=http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/snapshots/chromium-rel-linux
basehttp=http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/Linux
echo "Downloading latest version information..."
wget --quiet $basehttp/LAST_CHANGE
if [ -f $HOME/chrome-linux/LAST_CHANGE ]
then
echo "Installed dev version is `cat $HOME/chrome-linux/LAST_CHANGE`"
else
echo "Cannot get Google Chromium version - not installed?"
fi
echo "Latest Chromium Dev version is `cat /tmp/LAST_CHANGE`"
if [ $((`cat /tmp/LAST_CHANGE`)) -eq $((`cat $HOME/chrome-linux/LAST_CHANGE`)) ]
then
echo " You have the latest version of Chromium Browser"
exit 0
else
read -p "Press any key to continue installation or Ctrl-C to abort"
export latest=`cat /tmp/LAST_CHANGE`
echo "Downloading latest Chromium build..."
wget $basehttp/$latest/chrome-linux.zip && rm -rf $HOME/chrome-linux/
echo "Unpacking new version..."
unzip -o -qq /tmp/chrome-linux.zip -d $HOME/ && mv /tmp/LAST_CHANGE $HOME/chrome-linux/
echo "Creating links..."
if [ -d $HOME/bin/ ]
then
echo "The bin folder already exists!"
else
mkdir $HOME/bin
fi
if [ -d $HOME/bin/icons ]
then
echo "The bin/icons folder already exists!"
else
mkdir $HOME/bin/icons
fi
echo "Creating menu link"
mkdir -p $HOME/.local/share/applications/
echo -e '[Desktop Entry]\r
Encoding=UTF-8\r
Version=1.0\r
Name=Chromium Linux\r
Comment=Browse the WWW\r
Type=Application\r
Exec='$HOME'/chrome-linux/chrome --enable-click-to-play\r
Terminal=false\r
Categories=Network\r
Name[en_US]=Chromium Browser\r
Comment[en_US]=Browse the WWW\r
Icon[en_US]='$HOME'/chrome-linux/product_logo_48.png\r
Icon='$HOME'/chrome-linux/product_logo_48.png\r' > $HOME/.local/share/applications/chromium-linux.desktop
#mv /tmp/LATEST $HOME/chrome-linux/
#ln -s $HOME/chrome-linux/chrome $HOME/bin/chromium-linux
rm $HOME/bin/chromium-linux
echo -e '#!/bin/bash\n
$HOME/chrome-linux/chrome --enable-click-to-play\r' > $HOME/bin/chromium-linux
chmod +x $HOME/bin/chromium-linux
#ln -s /opt/google/chrome/libpdf.so $HOME/chrome-linux/
#ln -s /opt/google/chrome/libgcflashplayer.so $HOME/chrome-linux/
rm /tmp/chrome-linux.zip
echo "Installation/Upgrade complete"
exit 0
fi
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