Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 19th Nov 2009 20:01 UTC
Google has just unveiled its Chrome OS operating system during a press event at the company's headquarters, and it's pretty much exactly what we expected it to be: a streamlined Linux kernel booting straight into the Chrome web browser. The code is available starting today.
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RE[3]: Who cares about boot times
by galvanash on Fri 20th Nov 2009 09:22
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Perhaps we could have the first real use case for Wayland here?
Ive thought the same thing. I would not be at all surprised. I'm actually more surprised that it is not already running on Wayland or some other custom stack - I honestly thought they would have forgone X, but I see it as a pragmatic decision to get to market faster.
Edited 2009-11-20 09:25 UTC
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2008-12-26
Perhaps we could have the first real use case for Wayland here?