Laurent CimonWow, getting Chrome for Linux on #FreeBSD is a breeze now.
1. linux_enable="YES" in rc.conf
2. pkg install linux-chrome
3. Start Chrome
Bing Bang boom
Anders Gulden Olstad@clf What’s the difference between this and the chromium port?
@andersgo this is the version of Chrome that was compiled for Linux. You can watch Netflix with this but not with chromium compiled for freebsd.
EDIT: Yes you can, see @grahamperrin 's reply
Graham PerrinRE: https://tech.lgbt/@trashheap/115797721808328486
@andersgo www/chromium should also do Widevine, when two other packages are installed, however it's not working for me at the moment.
https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1qyh3pe/widevine_drm_with_wwwchromium/
@trashheap does it work for you?
PS ignore the question, a second run of the chrome command succeeded.
Cc @clf
@clf thanks. Ports quarterly or latest?
15.0-RELEASE?
<https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1qyh3pe/comment/o43pb2h/>
@grahamperrin 15.0-RELEASE, ports from git
@clf git quarterly or latest?
@grahamperrin latest, the main branch
@clf hmm, so I wonder what's wrong with mine from latest.
trashHeap 
@grahamperrin You still having issues with widevine on native chromium? OR you trying to get it working with linux-chromium for some reason?
@trashheap <https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1qyh3pe/comment/o43qttr/>
"… Maybe first runs of www/chromium are just a little fragile. …"
I made a messy screen recording that shows failure with a first run.
Cc @clf