Will be interesting to see just what form the combined OS takes, particularly which elements from ChromeOS carry over. It's notable that iOS and Android still

Will be interesting to see just what form the combined OS takes, particularly which elements from ChromeOS carry over. It's notable that iOS and Android still don't have native support for composing declarative UIs, notwithstanding marvelous hacks like React Native. Web technologies aren't perfect, but the use of markup for UI with well-integrated APIs is something that WebOS, FirefoxOS, etc got right a long time ago. It doesn't even have to be HTML... look at QML. I'm hoping that Android will take on some of those characteristics, and not subsume ChromeOS without a trace.