I was always fascinated with any OS from Google or something like that. I had tried gOS Desktop in 2007 and Chromium OS on pendrive in 2009.
Google then launched Chrome OS only on Chromeboxes and they have significant market share today.
One developer has combined Ubuntu with Openbox, LXPanel and Google Applications to develops what he calls Chromixium OS.
I downloaded the Chromixium 64 Bit RC ISO, copied it to USB, added casper-rw file and persistent boot parameter in /boot/grub/grub.cfg before "quiet splash" in the menu entry and running it now on my Lenovo G50-45 Laptop. The OS has beautiful Desktop:
Google then launched Chrome OS only on Chromeboxes and they have significant market share today.
One developer has combined Ubuntu with Openbox, LXPanel and Google Applications to develops what he calls Chromixium OS.
I downloaded the Chromixium 64 Bit RC ISO, copied it to USB, added casper-rw file and persistent boot parameter in /boot/grub/grub.cfg before "quiet splash" in the menu entry and running it now on my Lenovo G50-45 Laptop. The OS has beautiful Desktop:
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