[SOLVED] chrome occupied much of CPU in slackware14.0
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Sorrry I don't know how to get the source of chrome or chromium, it's hard to google it and get it……
I tried to use rpm2tgz to convert the newest chrome rpm package and it also consumed much of CPU, always more than 100%.
Now I use chromium19.0.1039.0, it comes from a package that was compiled on Slackware13.37. It now works ok.
If I want to use the latest chrome browser, what's a better way to do it? Modifying a slackbuild script to make a package or just using rpm2tgz to convert the rpm package?
Are you using chrome or chromium? that's two different project, even though they originally came from Google
Get the latest Chrome deb file from here and use the SlackBuild to repackage it to tgz file
flyer103, you get the SlackBuild from here: http://slackware.osuosl.org/slackwar...google-chrome/
then download the .deb file from the link above, run the .SlackBuild file to get the Slackware package for Chrome.
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