Really poor article. I don't think that ChromeOS presents any real challenge to Windows, except in the Netbook market. Even so, as a CR-48 user, there's still

Really poor article. I don't think that ChromeOS presents any real challenge to Windows, except in the Netbook market. Even so, as a CR-48 user, there's still quite a bit lacking (a recent HN thread, "No Skype on ChromeOS" comes to mind.) Windows, OSX, and various Linux releases all work great as development environments. ChromeOS does not. ChromeOS also is designed to be a partially-featured OS - it has just enough OS parts to basically get the Chrome browser running. It's interesting to consider people switching over to a more cloud-centric style of work, but honestly, I don't think ChromeOS will be replacing or even challenging Windows any time soon.