Gaming ChromiumOS USB has been released

[The Catboy]

Flow

Flow is the latest in the line of Hexxeh's hugely popular ChromiumOS builds. Flow is the most exciting version yet, bringing even more hardware support, an auto-updater, webcam support and an improved application menu & directory. All this, requires only a 2GB USB drive (download size is 327MB)

ChromiumOS is a lightweight, lightning-fast operating system for your netbook, laptop or even desktop. With the familiar environment of Chromium/Chrome, the entire web is at your fingertips in seconds. HTML5 & Flash are fully supported, allowing you to enjoy the very best that the web has to offer.

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Just wanted to share the news ^-^

 

[prowler]

Nice. Might try this tonight.

 

[DjoeN]

Same here, now to find me a spare 2Gb usb stick

 

[prowler]

If anyone wants to install this on hard drive follow this

It doesn't boot for me, most likely because its not a flashdrive.

 

[XWolf]

Nice one Catboy!

Live USB, perfect for testing.

 

[The Pink Gato]

Definitely using this on a virtual machine.

Thanks!

~i-C-e~

 

[Davess]

Yay! trying it now!

 

[The Pink Gato]

Crap, does anyone know how to run this on a virtual machine?

~i-C-e~

EDIT: 150th Post! YAY!

 

[Excellentnuke]

You need the virtual machine image.

 

[prowler]

Go down to "Download the VMWare image"
There will be a tut on the website somewhere if you don't know how to install it

 

[The Pink Gato]

Go down to "Download the VMWare image"
There will be a tut on the website somewhere if you don't know how to install it

Ok... Thanks!

~i-C-e~

 

[Excellentnuke]

I'm on ChromiumOS now

Hexxeh's added hardware support got it working without lag on my Dell XPS M1530

 

[The Catboy]

I'm on ChromiumOS now

Hexxeh's added hardware support got it working without lag on my Dell XPS M1530

I am on it now, using a Gateway computer, and loving it!

 

[The Pink Gato]

I'm on ChromiumOS now

Hexxeh's added hardware support got it working without lag on my Dell XPS M1530

I am on it now, using a Gateway computer, and loving it!

Me too. But I am on an Acer Aspire One

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~i-C-e~

 

[Supersonicmonk]

So i follow the instructions on the web page to install it on a USB stick, plug it in during start up and select boot from USB then it just works or am I missing anything?

 

[Stiff]

Still pretty buggy, but off to a good start.

 

[The Pink Gato]

So i follow the instructions on the web page to install it on a USB stick, plug it in during start up and select boot from USB then it just works or am I missing anything?

Yep, thats it ^-^.

~i-C-e~

 

[Krestent]

It just shows a flashing line in the corner on my Dell mini 12v. On my MacBook Pro it doesn't even show up on the list of bootable disks (by holding Option at startup)

 

[Hardkaare]

Looks good. Way faster than i thougt, but still buggy

Cant to install the final release on my netbook when it comes out (windows 7 is sucking too much battery)

 

[Krestent]

On both VMWare and my Toshiba Satellite (can't remember model off the top of my head) it's as laggy as hell