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OS updates on ChromeOS are seamless and mostly go unnoticed by the user, FWIW.
by enneff 7y ago
OS updates on ChromeOS are seamless and mostly go unnoticed by the user, FWIW.
- tedunangst 7y agoExcept when they move the launch bar from here to there or hide scrollbars or make any of a million other changes that cause your screen to no longer resemble the screenshot you're trying to learn from.
- LanceH 7y agoI updated a couple weeks ago and every tab was discarded when I tabbed away, reloaded when I tabbed back. It's better now. I can only imagine the problems that would cause for a school with a couple hundred of these checked out.
- retpirato 7y agoinstall session buddy from the chrome web store. it saves your tabs automatically, & even restores sessions containing a mix of tabs & web "apps" accordingly.
- rovr138 7y agoThe only reason this is needed is because something was messed up with the core functionality. Same thing could happen with an API. The focus on stability for now makes sense with a lot of people going remote.
- untog 7y agoProvided they go right. If the entire team is adapting to a new way of working it makes sense to hold off on new releases while you make sure you've got everything working right.
- Gaelan 7y agoIIRC my school district (in WA state) pinned Chrome OS versions for a long time because the state standardized testing software required a specific Chrome version. Not sure off hand if that's still a problem.
- ThePowerOfFuet 7y ago>the state standardized testing software required a specific Chrome version Sounds like that's the root cause of the issue.
- kseifried 7y agoNot everyone has access to a ton of bandwidth.