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There was an article on this last month, might be of interest.
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Chrome-stops-declaring-Linux-systems-obsolete-1803451.html
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Chrome-stops-declaring-Linux-systems-obsolete-1803451.html
I just started seeing this message with a regularly updated Crunchbang Statler machine as well.
Hrm, I wonder when they are supporting Ubuntu 12.04 til...
~Jeff
~Jeff
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I get this message now when chrome starts up saying google chrome has quit updating and no longer supports this version of your operating system.
on the forums debian 6 users are also getting the message. along with redhat 6 users
wth - redhat 5 is supported till 2017 and redhat 6 is supported till 2020 - really google? I guess it is back to firefox.