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    Image of Gann Gann
    11/13/09

    In reply to Is Google Chrome OS Launching Next Week?
    Wow. Timed with the release of their new open-source programming language, this looks like a pretty massive, possibly game-changing move by Google. #chromeos
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    Image of quantumbits quantumbits
    11/13/09

    @Gann: Holy #*&#! If their build and run time estimates are true, then it is indeed a game changer. The summary I read left me with the impression that its what I was hoping Java would be a decade ago (cognizant that Go isn't an interpretive language). I guess I'm not totally surprised: the Google folks are big on Javascript (and Python internally), so it makes sense to create something that borrows heavily from both. #chromeos
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    Gann promoted this comment quantumbits was starred quantumbits was unstarred
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    11/13/09

    @quantumbits: Yes, they would be fools not to learn from the languages they built themselves on. And the Googles do not seem like fools.

    It will be interesting to see if/how long it stays open-source. #chromeos
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    11/13/09

    In reply to Is Google Chrome OS Launching Next Week?
    Can't wait for this. I wonder if it will run on my MBP or at least boot into a virtual machine. #chromeos
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    Image of jmcm jmcm
    11/13/09

    In reply to Is Google Chrome OS Launching Next Week?
    is the chrome os still going to be a cloud operating system? #chromeos
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    tande04 promoted this comment jmcm was starred jmcm was unstarred
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    11/13/09

    @jmcm: yep #chromeos
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    11/13/09

    @tande04: That's pretty cool. I'm guessing there will be support for programs that already can run on any linux client? But for the most part, if i boot my computer with chrome OS it'll just be a really integrated web browser with google docs (which i think is kinda neat, especially since i don't play video games on my laptop and i mainly use it to surf the web. If i could get around the slow boot time from windows, and have a real speedy os to surf on... :) )? #chromeos
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    Image of LazyPanda LazyPanda
    11/13/09

    In reply to Is Google Chrome OS Launching Next Week?
    If it's true... Google has been running this a little secretively. Not to Apple levels, sure, but they seem to be leaving a little of their radical openness behind. #chromeos
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    tande04 promoted this comment LazyPanda was starred LazyPanda was unstarred
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    11/13/09

    @LazyPanda: How so? Its pretty much the normal super long beta. #chromeos
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    Image of anexanhume anexanhume
    10/28/09

    #chromeos what the hell happened to the story?

    #tips
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    10/15/09

    In reply to Linux Users Can Try the Chrome OS Browser Right Now
    wow, I had already been using the older "stable" build of Chrome for linux, but this new version is MUCH faster... We'll see how stable it is... #chromeos
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    Image of imaria imaria
    09/01/09

    In reply to Google Chrome OS to Feature Single Sign-In, Ban Other Browsers?
    That's some pretty radical speculation coming off of a login manager.
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    deanbmmv promoted this comment imaria was starred imaria was unstarred
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    09/01/09

    In reply to Google Chrome OS to Feature Single Sign-In, Ban Other Browsers?
    Hasn't the EU sort of set the precendent on how friendly this type of stuff is? I don't see Google going down that road.
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    Scazza promoted this comment Jux was starred Jux was unstarred
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    09/01/09

    @Jux: Yeah, if they cut of MS balls for being much less evil, I would love to see how they go after google for this.
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    Image of citizen024 citizen024
    08/17/09

    In reply to Is This the First Real Screenshot of Chrome OS?
    Stop claiming anything with a dock is OSX inspired, DAMMIT!!! It's a fact that Apple ripped off the idea from the various OSS projects, with the latest version (the dock in Leopard, late 2007) being a total copy of Suns "Project Looking Glass" dock that was demoed in 2003 and developed since 2001. Apple doesn't innovate shit, it repackages (although really well) and puts claim on the idea, not giving any credit to the inventors!
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    TheLostVikings R.O.A.C.H. promoted this comment citizen024 was starred citizen024 was unstarred
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    08/17/09

    In reply to Is This the First Real Screenshot of Chrome OS?
    Jesus

    I still use a CRT monitor. A 15" Dell CRT monitor. But then again, I don't work at Google.
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    Image of KTK1990 KTK1990
    08/17/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: From looking at the pics (image 3 on the link) it looks like it is running on a notebook/netbook (That is if the square with the 2 black blocks in it is the battery icon) with a CRT monitor attached as a external display.

    I still have 1 or 2 CRT screens somewhere around the house.
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    Image of KTK1990 KTK1990
    08/17/09

    In reply to Is This the First Real Screenshot of Chrome OS?
    Looks like Rocketdock/stardock/some sort of dock. On a windows XP system with the start bar photoshopped out, along with the "_ [] X" area photoshopped out.

    Edit: After looking at it closer and more, it does look like there is a green area on the bottom left of the 2nd image. A area that looks like a faded out "START" area from Win XP.

    edit 2: Thank you very much for the star :). *bookmarks this topic*
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    Brian Lam promoted this comment Edited by KTK1990 at 08/17/09 1:51 PM KTK1990 was starred KTK1990 was unstarred
    Image of moop2000 moop2000
    08/17/09

    @KTK1990: If you look at the original link, the funkiness in the bottom left isn't a Start menu, but version information. Granted, I'm not saying if it is or is not real, just wanted to point out that correction.
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    Image of KTK1990 KTK1990
    08/17/09

    @moop2000: Good Point. I didn't see that picture.
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    Image of appletoad appletoad
    08/17/09

    @KTK1990: Don't want to rain on your parade, and I do also think this is a shop-job, but I think the green start button 'residue' is just screen burn-in, since this is a CRT monitor.

    Edit: I'm an idiot. Saw enlarged pic.
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    KTK1990 promoted this comment Edited by appletoad at 08/17/09 2:03 PM appletoad was starred appletoad was unstarred
    Image of smirkette smirkette
    08/17/09

    In reply to Is This the First Real Screenshot of Chrome OS?
    The only reason I can think of them using something janky enough to have a CRT is that they wanted to see how it would run on an older system.
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    Bigbadbikernerd promoted this comment smirkette was starred smirkette was unstarred
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    08/16/09

    In reply to How To: Bake Your Own Chrome OS, Right Now
    If I were going to build something like this, I'd probably go even lighter than Xubuntu as my base. Something like Crunchbang would do nicely, and it's still Ubuntu-based:

    [crunchbanglinux.org]
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    Image of Steve Bensen Steve Bensen
    08/16/09

    In reply to How To: Bake Your Own Chrome OS, Right Now
    Um, guys? This is Linux running a browser. If this is a web based OS then I can go full screen on my Windows 7 machine and claim that I also am running a Web-based OS.
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    Image of Jarek James Jarek James
    08/15/09

    In reply to How To: Bake Your Own Chrome OS, Right Now
    Kind of cool but get rid of the whole speed dial thing (too much opera for me) Install [addons.mozilla.org] in place of it. And if you want it far more Chrome-isc Click [addons.mozilla.org] should do. OH and is there a way to make firefox boot into full screen?
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    John Herrman promoted this comment Edited by Jarek James at 08/15/09 3:38 PM Jarek James was starred Jarek James was unstarred
    Image of John Herrman John Herrman
    08/15/09

    @Jarek James: Thanks for the suggestions--I looked into full-screening it, but it's different for every window manager, and apparently a pain for XFCE's. I'd be glad to hear otherwise, though. Any Linux folk here?
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