This screengrab shows the Chromium OS content browser.
Chromium OS’ notification pop-ups. They kind of remind me of the Facebook chat window.
This is the screen where you choose which account to sign into. Pretty clean looking, and with the avatars it’s more than easy to identify which one is yours.
Another log-in screen, where new users can set up accounts.
Options page, where things like the time, date, touch sensitivity of the trackpad and language are located and able to be changed.
This is perhaps where the biggest changes are found in this latest version of Chromium OS. The tabs sidebar is wider, and the time, battery and Wi-Fi are located at the bottom of the sidebar, rather than the top.
Proving you can browse the internet without signing into a Google account.
