Hi all another update
Linux and Chrome Frame have been released at 5.0.375.3
Flash enabled by default
Implement patterns for content setting exceptions.
A nicer looking video scaling algorithm is now used
You can get it here
http://mywolfe.googlecode.com/files/goo ... .375.3.pet
or here
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mywolf ... t/download
If you have never ran Google-chrome before you will need those libs.
http://mywolfe.googlecode.com/files/google-libs-3.pet
or here
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mywolf ... t/download
Let me know of any problems and enjoy
Google-chrome-DEV-5.0.375.3
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Google-chrome-DEV-5.0.375.3
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Installed this on 4.3.2. Running really well. Only bug so far is Settings/options/under the bonnet/ clear browsing data/ popup window flashes at an alarming rate and is unusable LOL.
Here is some useful info............... the cache size cannot be set, so in no time at all, it is up to silly (by Puppy standards) sizes, like 50 mb after an hour of browsing. Here is the fix: you can set the cache size from the command line by using as a switch, where N is the max size allowed in bytes. Best way to do this is to append it to the command line in the .desktop file (/usr/share/applications/Google-Chrome.desktop) so that it reads Note 10000 is just my choice, make this value whatever you want.
Drag the .desktop file onto the desktop and start Chrome by clicking it.
The cache is actually in /root/.cache and if you are using a frugal install you can drag this directory to /mnt/home and then symlink it back to keep it out of the save file.
Here is some useful info............... the cache size cannot be set, so in no time at all, it is up to silly (by Puppy standards) sizes, like 50 mb after an hour of browsing. Here is the fix: you can set the cache size from the command line by using
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--disk-cache-size=N
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Exec=/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --enable-internal-flash %U --disk-cache-size=10000
Drag the .desktop file onto the desktop and start Chrome by clicking it.
The cache is actually in /root/.cache and if you are using a frugal install you can drag this directory to /mnt/home and then symlink it back to keep it out of the save file.
Spup Frugal HD and USB
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Hi DaveS
Thank you for your comments and I just try and keep up with the forms on updates and put then in pets to help others. And please give all the hints you want we all need a little education at time lol.
Have a nice day.
Thank you for your comments and I just try and keep up with the forms on updates and put then in pets to help others. And please give all the hints you want we all need a little education at time lol.
Have a nice day.
Live and Let Live
Acer Aspire One N450 1.66GHz
[url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/mywolfe/]MyWolfe at Sourceforge[/url]
[url=http://mywolfe.blogspot.com/]MyWolfe Blog[/url]
[url=http://groups.google.com/group/mywolfe-linux]MyWolfe Groups[/url]
Acer Aspire One N450 1.66GHz
[url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/mywolfe/]MyWolfe at Sourceforge[/url]
[url=http://mywolfe.blogspot.com/]MyWolfe Blog[/url]
[url=http://groups.google.com/group/mywolfe-linux]MyWolfe Groups[/url]