http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/ Opinions... because I choose. Always ! Tue, 13 Jul 2010 21:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-4990 Marc Henessy Wed, 03 Feb 2010 11:51:12 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/#comment-4990 i installed Chrome OS on two of my netbooks. the Chrome OS works great and its loading time is very fast too. i installed Chrome OS on two of my netbooks. the Chrome OS works great and its loading time is very fast too.

]]> http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-4975 Pinoytech Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:43:31 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/#comment-4975 i tried Chrome OS and it is pretty much like a scaled down version of Ubuntu. Chrome is just based on Linux and there is nothing new about it. i tried Chrome OS and it is pretty much like a scaled down version of Ubuntu. Chrome is just based on Linux and there is nothing new about it.

]]> http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-4973 Janice Tue, 20 Oct 2009 07:44:39 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/#comment-4973 Chrome OS is sort of a very basic operating system based on Linux. i wish that google make an operating system just like Windows XP that would compete with Microsoft Chrome OS is sort of a very basic operating system based on Linux. i wish that google make an operating system just like Windows XP that would compete with Microsoft

]]> http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/comment-page-1/#comment-4947 stefano Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:59:23 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2009/07/08/chrome-os-and-the-principles-of-web2-0/#comment-4947 <font face="sans-serif">I have found a very interesting article on eWeek :</font>Linux & Open Source: 10 Reasons We Are Excited About Google Chrome OS. In case you do not want to switch to the article (actually, a set of 10 slides), here I summarize it: <ol><li>Chrome OS is built by a company that practically defined the Internet as we know it today</li><li>Open Source</li><li>It's getting to the point where you hardly need a desktop OS outside of the browser.</li><li>Software already exists for it in the form of Google Docs for office support, Gmail for e-mail support and millions of other Web-based applications that already run in browsers (including Yahoo mail and other Google competitors) <font color="#ff0000"><i>Well, I am not that keen on this point, as I think that Chrome and Chrome OS will also redefine the way traditional web applications are built and delivered....</i></font></li><li>Boot time</li><li>Think of the innovation: The OS will be built to support the browser. Web applications could detect whether they're running on the Chrome OS and take advantage of what are likely to be some pretty cool features that won't be found in a browser running on other operating systems. (We can hope, anyway.) <font color="#ff0000"><i>See my comment on #4</i></font></li><li>Google says Chrome OS will run on multiple platforms, including mobile operating systems. </li><li>Speed</li><li>Even though it's going to be Linux-based, real innovation comes from tossing out what you know and building something new.</li><li>It's about time we saw a brand-new OS that's built for the Web—not the other way around. Sounds like a round peg in a round hole—finally! <font color="#ff0000"><i>Makes a lot of sense !</i></font></li></ol> I have found a very interesting article on eWeek :Linux & Open Source: 10 Reasons We Are Excited About Google Chrome OS.
In case you do not want to switch to the article (actually, a set of 10 slides), here I summarize it:

1. Chrome OS is built by a company that practically defined the Internet as we know it today
2. Open Source
3. It’s getting to the point where you hardly need a desktop OS outside of the browser.
4. Software already exists for it in the form of Google Docs for office support, Gmail for e-mail support and millions of other Web-based applications that already run in browsers (including Yahoo mail and other Google competitors)
   Well, I am not that keen on this point, as I think that Chrome and Chrome OS will also redefine the way traditional web applications are built and delivered….
5. Boot time
6. Think of the innovation: The OS will be built to support the browser. Web applications could detect whether they’re running on the Chrome OS and take advantage of what are likely to be some pretty cool features that won’t be found in a browser running on other operating systems. (We can hope, anyway.)
   See my comment on #4
7. Google says Chrome OS will run on multiple platforms, including mobile operating systems.
8. Speed
9. Even though it’s going to be Linux-based, real innovation comes from tossing out what you know and building something new.
10. It’s about time we saw a brand-new OS that’s built for the Web—not the other way around. Sounds like a round peg in a round hole—finally!
    Makes a lot of sense !

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