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IDG Contributor Network: Install Chrome OS theme in Ubuntu or Linux Mint

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • March 22, 2017

By Jim Lynch Install Chrome OS theme in Ubuntu or Linux Mint Chrome OS has proven to be quite popular given the sales of Chromebooks and other devices that run it. But did you …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • March 8, 2017

By Jim Lynch 8 great apps for the Chromebook Many people have discovered that a Chromebook can be a terrific replacement for a regular desktop or laptop computer. But what apps can you get …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • January 3, 2017

By Galen Gruman Microsoft has been making major strides in allowing management of devices, users, and information across the Exchange and Office 365 ecosystem, with an emphasis on eventual shift to Office …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • June 28, 2016

By Jim Lynch Will Android apps turn Chromebooks into MacBook killers? The news about Android apps coming to ChromeOS has excited many Chromebook owners. Chromebooks were already doing very well in the marketplace, but …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • June 21, 2016

By Jim Lynch How well do Android apps run on a Chromebook? Google has been working hard to bring Android apps to ChromeOS, and now that work is starting to pay off. A writer …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • May 23, 2016

By Jim Lynch Why are Chromebooks outselling Macs? The recent news that Chromebooks have started to outsell Macs for the first time came as a shock to some people. Chromebooks clearly have …read more Source:: OpenSource

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • March 3, 2015

Chromebooks are pretty darn handy. Even some hardcore Windows users now acknowledge that a Chromebook might be just what you need for work . Source: Tech

by opensourcesoftwaremanagement_8giswq • December 22, 2014

For Linux, 2014 could easily be labeled the year enterprise really and truly embraced Linux. It could just as easily be labeled the year that nearly forgot Linux on the desktop. If you weren’t Docker, containers, OpenStack, or big data ─ chances are the spotlight didn’t brighten your day much. If, however, you (or your…