Linked by Jordan Spencer Cunningham on Sat 7th Mar 2009 18:08 UTC
It's not very surprising as we've all speculated a full-fledged Google OS for years, then Google's mobile OS hit the phone market, and now we've seen it (Android, of course) already installed and working dutifully on netbooks. It's not rock-solid, but Google's CEO has hinted that there'll be subsidized, Android-powered netbooks backed by Google or its partners arriving to the netbook scene soon.
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2006-10-11
Then you don't need XFCE either. Just use a baremetal WM, e. g. twm, launch FF from .xinitrc (.xsession for Debian and spin-offs users) and a mini-cli, such as gmrun. More than you will ever need
Anyway, Android netbooks, why not? Coupled with one of those nifty Freescale minibooks it could be cool.