http://www.codeweavers.com/about/people/blogs/jwhite/2008/9/15/fire-drills-and-proving-a-point

[URL corrected, I think. -Philipp]

Okay not only is this not native, it's not even through Wine-- it requires codeweavers

Did anyone get this to run on Linux or Mac? Does it work well?

Philipp I just installed it on Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) and it doesn't work well. It takes long time to run and it's very sluggish.

Just installed it on Ubuntu 8.04

* It's a bit slow changing tabs,
* Scrolling is juddery
* I'm having problems loading Gmail
* Fonts render strangely
* The status bar at the bottom dosn't go away (even if you go to another program!)
* (Google) Gears dosn't work
* You can't make application short cuts
* It asks where to save each downloaded file
*Slow in general

I was so tempted to try this approach out yesterday when I saw it on Slashdot. But I will wait till its native for the Mac before I install and test Chrome.

Direct download link is the following:
http://www.codeweavers.com/services/ports/chromium/

There is no support for PowerPC Macs, therefore I have no change to test with this machine:-(

Thanks for fixing the source URL, Philipp, my Opera browser on Nokia Communicator doesn't handle slashes very well.. :(

I tried it on Mac and it's not really the same experience as in Windows. is slower and more bulky.

We'll have to wait for the official releases :/

Thank you Mrrix32, I was about to download it. But I guess I'd better wait for the official release. Hope it will don't take too long.