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Posted by E2EK1EL on Nov-13-2009 16:02:

Chrome OS due out in one week? (Will you switch?)



Well, what do we have here? The Washington Post is reporting it has reliable intel indicating that Google�s much hyped Chrome OS will be released for download within the next 7 days. Ba-zing. The piece is a little light on fact and high on speculation about the unveiling, and we encourage you guys continue with the speculation in the comments. Would a Chrome OS powered netbook motivate any of you to jump in the market? Or is the thought of a cloud-centric OS a little to much to swallow right now?

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Question is, would you switch?

(I'm super iffy about Google lately ... they have too much info on us already)


Posted by Geoffb3 on Nov-13-2009 16:07:


Posted by E2EK1EL on Nov-13-2009 16:18:

^^^^ Wow never thought about that .... amazing


Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-13-2009 16:39:

I'll wait till all the first-on guinea pigs report in. How much can we trust Google to provide a SECURE platform?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Nov-13-2009 16:40:

I'll definitely try it out. No harm in having 3 different OS's on my PC.

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
I'll wait till all the first-on guinea pigs report in. How much can we trust Google to provide a SECURE platform?


As much, if not moreso than MS


Posted by Jay Leno on Nov-13-2009 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Geoffb3


Hahaha... nice.


Posted by Orko on Nov-13-2009 16:52:

This is going to be just a google branded linux, so I'm not so sure I will try it. Debian and Ubuntu already have so much support, it seems a bit redundant for the hobbiest to use it.

I think it will be another good OS for mainstreamers, when it comes bundled with a netbook, because they won't know it's linux, just that it is google branded.


Posted by yankeeBaby on Nov-13-2009 17:28:

Dunno

Is this an updated version of google chrome, or the first? I ask because I have been using Google Chrome on my computer for months now?


Posted by Geoffb3 on Nov-13-2009 17:34:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Is this an updated version of google chrome, or the first? I ask because I have been using Google Chrome on my computer for months now?


OS = OPERATING SYSTEM


Posted by StereoPrincess on Nov-13-2009 17:44:

lol. i don't like mickey mouse operations so no i will not be switching.


Posted by LKD on Nov-13-2009 17:54:

I dunno if I want to bother with cloud computing


Posted by yankeeBaby on Nov-13-2009 18:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Geoffb3
OS = OPERATING SYSTEM


hehe yes I know, I was simply asking because I was thrown of by the first post saying that it was just now coming out (when I have been using it for some time now...)


Posted by bluE_Neon on Nov-13-2009 19:34:

It'll be an interesting platform but doubtfull in competition with world giant Microsoft.


Posted by Geoffb3 on Nov-13-2009 19:50:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby
hehe yes I know, I was simply asking because I was thrown of by the first post saying that it was just now coming out (when I have been using it for some time now...)



haha well never the less it solved your confusion i hope lol


Posted by VERTiG0 on Nov-13-2009 21:35:

quote:
Originally posted by LKD
I dunno if I want to bother with cloud computing


Yep, fuck the cloud.


Posted by LKD on Nov-13-2009 22:03:

quote:
Originally posted by VERTiG0
Yep, fuck the cloud.


what happens if you don't have access to a network? pretty much screwed I'd think (could be wrong)


Posted by VERTiG0 on Nov-13-2009 22:25:

quote:
Originally posted by LKD
what happens if you don't have access to a network? pretty much screwed I'd think (could be wrong)


Correct


Posted by djbruuen on Nov-14-2009 12:43:

support will be the main issue. I like using the google chrome web browser as its very fast, but it gets fustrating all the times I run into issues where there is no support for chrome and have to pop up firefox or explorer


Posted by rabbitjoker on Nov-14-2009 12:49:

I wouldn't trust any OS made as a "side-project".


Posted by LKD on Nov-14-2009 13:48:

It's funny how everyone keeps bashing Microsoft all the time when here you have a perfect example of a monopoly creeping around.

I'm happy using Gmail and other web apps. I'm not going to let my offline experience be a google one as well.


Posted by yankeeBaby on Nov-14-2009 18:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Geoffb3
haha well never the less it solved your confusion i hope lol



LOL I am *always* confused when it comes to computers. My knowledge of them is "enter website address, hit enter...." (lol ok ok not THAT bad, but you get the picture!)

I always hesitate coming into these threads, but my opinion is: I have used google chrome for some time now and its super fast and better than previous systems I have used. Thats about as far as I can go in this convo.


Posted by Stilez on Nov-14-2009 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by yankeeBaby


Sounds like you are talking about the CHROME browser and not the (OS) platform a computer runs on. The new Google OS we're talking about here is similar to Windows 7.

If you say you don't know much about computers, I highly doubt you would have been chosen to test out the Chrome OS in beta before its release.
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About the OS, I have to admit I'm pretty curious to check it out and see how it works.
Google is on a mission for world domination, the hardest part for the competition is that they usually release their products for FREE & an open source platform.


Posted by Dr. Z on Nov-14-2009 21:43:

Chrome OS is just chrome on a netbook. So no filesystem management or anything like that. Either you have internet and you can stream your music or whatever, or oyu don't have internet and you can't do anything at all.


Posted by chinamon on Nov-14-2009 21:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Orko
they won't know it's linux, just that it is google branded.


the same can be said about the majority of people that use osx. they have no idea that it is built on unix.


Posted by Dr. Z on Nov-14-2009 22:41:

quote:
Originally posted by chinamon
the same can be said about the majority of people that use osx. they have no idea that it is built on unix.


of course they dont, they think apple invented computers


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