virtualisation de chrome OS avec virtualbox : compte google tu accéde directement sur à ta page gmail un peu lent en virtuel je vais augmenter la ram pour voir http://www.clubic.com/actuali... régle d'or : il faut la connexion :-/
Test the Chrome OS yourself: instructions pictured //Tester soi-même Chrome OS ~ yesssireee you can try it & install it already on PC - http://www.zdnet.fr/galerie...
"Chromium OS en version virtuelle Grâce à la mise à disposition de Chrome OS en Open Source, il est possible de compiler le système d’exploitation en une image. Plusieurs sont déjà téléchargeables sur Internet. Nous avons opté pour l’image VMware mise en ligne sur le site de GDGT. Petit inconvénient, il est nécessaire de créer un compte au préalable. L’image téléchargée (environ 300 Mo dans sa version compressée), installez l’outil de virtualisation gratuit de Sun, VirtualBox, ou bien celui de VMware, VMware Player. Pour ce tutoriel, nous avons sélectionné VirtualBox. Lancez le logiciel et cliquez sur « Nouveau », en haut à gauche. Le Wizard se lance. Suivez à présent la procédure..."
- sofarsoShawn
Have you tested Chrome OS, or anyone for that matter?
- Xavier Mathews
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I have, a bit disappointed with it so far
- sofarsoShawn
So I am guessing its not worth all the hype. After all it is a web based OS not like Windows or Mac, yet and still it sounds very interesting!
- Xavier Mathews
from email
It's a bit half/half it is computer based but all the applications are web based so you need an internet connection & a fast one depending on what Apps you want to work with. It's more like an operating system for the web, and in that case you're much better off using a tailored Firefox with it's mammoth ext. capabilities. It has potential, but is not nearly there yet as a full fledged operatiing system.
- sofarsoShawn
Thanks. I'm suprised that firefox would be better given that this is a Google service/product, you would think that it would work best in Chrome!
- Xavier Mathews
from email
Oh to clarify, I mean as web based OS (which is what I'd call the Chrome OS, web-based) the browser Firefox has better functionality with it's exhaustive list of extensions (I'd also term it a web based OS, depending on how you load it) for everything, web & computer whereas Chrome is still lacks many of those. But I'm sure on the Chrome OS, Chrome works super awesome.
- sofarsoShawn
Considering all that Google itself can do it fills like an OS altogether esp when you count Docs. I wonder if chrome os will be able to work on Android devices, that would pretty awesome. I know wave work or the HTC Hero. As for firefox I prefer Opera the speed is great. Chrome crashes to much.
- Xavier Mathews
from email
"Why support a company that doesn't support what you use? The iPod is a great MP3 player, but there are several other MP3 players which are better then the iPod, and support all of the major operating systems as well... 1) Sansa Fuze 2) Cowon S9 3) Samsung P3 4) Sansa Clip+ 5) Cowon D2+
- james reilly
"Back in August upon the launch of Apple's Snow Leopard we delivered benchmarks comparing Mac OS X 10.5 and Mac OS X 10.6 along with initial benchmarks of how Ubuntu 9.10 was running against Mac OS X 10.6. Since that time though Ubuntu 9.10 has been officially released with various changes since last August and Apple has issued two point releases for Snow Leopard, now putting it at version 10.6.2. As we await the release of FreeBSD 8.0 to deliver a larger operating system comparison, we have carried out a fresh round of tests comparing Mac OS X 10.6.2 and Ubuntu 9.10 (both x86 and x86_64 editions) under a variety of tests."
- Arnaldo M Pereira
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