Google is putting Linux front and center with its new, in-development operating system. But will the introduction of its Chrome OS create a new challenger to existing Linux distributions or will it play nice with the community and help grow Linux as a whole?
That's just one of the many questions sparked by Google's formal unveiling of the Chrome OS late Tuesday -- though a public release of the open source licensed operating system is not set until 2010...
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i know that it may be blasphamy but i feel that either x11 needs to be heavily developed or a replacement needs to come about.
look at Apple. they choose to create their own server and not use x11