Wine 1.1.4 comes with fixes for Google Chrome

The builders at Wine (Windows on Unix) have quickly come out with Wine 1.1.4 that includes better support for the Google Chrome browser. This is a green light to all those who intend to try Google Chrome on their Linux box.
Other major improvements are;

- Substantial chunks of WinHTTP are implemented.
– More JavaScript support.
– Beginnings of shell AppBar implementation.
– Chinese translations.
– Various bug fixes.

Read more on bug fixes Here.

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    3:37 pm on September 8th, 2008

    [...] The Windows-to-Linux translator WINE has updated to 1.1.4, with a lot of fixes aimed at making running Google Chrome in Linux more work-able. For a deeper look at setting up Linux systems with WINE, check out our complete walkthrough. [via] [...]

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    5:30 am on September 9th, 2008

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