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The article mentions Chrome OS Flex, which is a version that doesn't require the Google security chip so it runs on a regular Intel PC. That is "de-Googled" I s
by bitslayer 3y ago
The article mentions Chrome OS Flex, which is a version that doesn't require the Google security chip so it runs on a regular Intel PC.
That is "de-Googled" I suppose, though I am not sure about the security implications that you mention.
- jasonvorhe 3y agoHas been bought out by Google though and it's now part of their enterprise products to install ChromeOS on non-Chromebooks.
- fruitreunion1 3y agoDe-googled as in not tied to a Google account and its web services. Look at something like ungoogled-chromium.
- surajrmal 3y agoYou lose secure boot when using ChromeOS flex. It's also not "degoogled".