Google’s Chrome OS Running WITHOUT A Virtual Machine
17 Mar 2010 // 25 comments // Internet Development
bilsta57.com —Click there for the instructions twitter.com This is my demo of Google’s Chromium Operating System running off of a USB flash drive WITHOUT a Virtual Machine, enjoy!.
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Quelqu' one, has it like starting d' USB-Chrom on the PS3? video great
Yay! I already like Chrome browser, I wonder how I’ll like my OS!
chrome + memory stick = CRAP
i havet be able to do on a mac without a virtual machine, anyone know how?
alpha, not beta
it’s still a beta version -. -”
just wait this is pre-beat so after all of its advancements i bet it will be awesome
what if you only need to go on the internet? then all the other stuff is useless, if it wasn’t for photoshop i could live with that and a netbook.
useless OS, finaly google made something that sucks ;D.
You n' permanently do not need on l' Internet. HTML5, applications off line.
I can’t run it off my SSD!
Yes, I will pledge to the fact that your flash drive is completely slowing down the speed of your laptop. When I run Chrome off of my MacBook Air (first generation) SSD, it is about 20 times as fast as your laptop is running everything. Boot after OS selection takes about 2. 8 seconds.
this is stupid!! the loading progress of your PC is slow.
@marquesbrownlee more competition for MAC and MS plus google can compete with low prices. I seen at Best Buy that laptops are going to launch with google os and windows 7 together.
so how many gigs should i save for the google os, anyone? am giving it like 20gb.
i really don’t like the OS, because you need internet to do everything, what happen if you are in a place with your laptop without internet?
Does anyone even give a shit about this OS? I picture this in elementary schools and librarys, as a user kiosk, but that’s it.
wow thats crap :L just going straight into a web browser. could chromium os be a flop?
Critics! lol my bad I meant laptop! L' love of its Lamborghini intro boat!
laptop
google seriously is taking over the world
Nice . . +5
OMG LOVE YOUR LABTOP
1. Asynchronous communications.
Translated to human speak, this is simply the Google “Suggest” feature. When you start typing in the search field it asyncronously send the data back to google so they can suggest what you are looking for.
2. Whats the problem with that? The more the lines are blurred the more better we are for it and the easier “cloud” computing becomes.
3. When you start Incognito mode it explains what Incognito mode quite specifically.
I want Google’s browser, however, place a unique threat fà ¼ r consumers. The Santa Monica – The Consumer Watchdog has based 3 most important issues related to the chrome 1 shows include asynchronous communication without the knowledge or the user. 2. Many functions of chromium demarcation between the Desktop and Cloud Computing. 3. At a chromium-Incognito Modus weighs consumers into a false Gefà ¼ hl security.