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Chromium OS source released

Chromium OS source released

Posted Nov 20, 2009 11:40 UTC (Fri) by sylware (guest, #35259)
Parent article: Chromium OS source released

If google publishes 100% of its network protocols; if those network protocols are neither brain damaged nor heavy kludge to implement; if those protocols do not duplicate existing standards (as in IETF) protocols without adding *significant* features.
Then, it shall be ok... as soon as, alternative and open source servers appear (GNU AGPL licence would be a must for those servers...), and chromium OS can be configured to use other servers than theirs.

That's a bucket of ifs.

The bright side:if they require 100% open source software stack... some hardware manufacturers may finally publish their programming manual to stand a chance to be selected as ok to run the OS.

Since it is based on Debian Ubuntu GNU/Linux, it will probably justify the creation of a channel of cash torwards canonical.

I have the feeling that a network of cash flows is taking shape.


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