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Chrome OS
Chrome OS
Chrome OS is an operating system from Google, which is mainly found in notebooks, the so-called Chromebooks. But it is also available on many other devices, as it can now run without online connection various applications. Originally it was only for web applications.
The basis of Chrome OS is the Chromium OS, which is open source and is also developed by Google. The commercial version, on the other hand, will be installed on the systems of the various partners, including known entities such as Lenovo. In addition, you can install the operating system on older devices, including used Macs from Apple.
The advantage of Chrome OS is the web approach, because many applications are used directly online. These include in particular the Google Apps such as Docs, Drive, Sheets and Forms, with which various activities in the office area can be done effortlessly. As a result, the system can be used on numerous notebooks without restrictions, even if only a small, but faster, memory is available.
In essence, Chrome OS also works with a Linux, so you can use various well-known tools. Furthermore, of course, there is a connection to the other Google Android operating system. For example, devices running Chrome OS can run Android apps and easily navigate through the keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. The file exchange between two systems is also easily possible.
The basis of Chrome OS is the Chromium OS, which is open source and is also developed by Google. The commercial version, on the other hand, will be installed on the systems of the various partners, including known entities such as Lenovo. In addition, you can install the operating system on older devices, including used Macs from Apple.
The advantage of Chrome OS is the web approach, because many applications are used directly online. These include in particular the Google Apps such as Docs, Drive, Sheets and Forms, with which various activities in the office area can be done effortlessly. As a result, the system can be used on numerous notebooks without restrictions, even if only a small, but faster, memory is available.
In essence, Chrome OS also works with a Linux, so you can use various well-known tools. Furthermore, of course, there is a connection to the other Google Android operating system. For example, devices running Chrome OS can run Android apps and easily navigate through the keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. The file exchange between two systems is also easily possible.
