Bing styles itself as a retro Google, to capture people who long for the old days.
Chrome OS styles itself as an old Windows desktop (compared to forthcoming Win8) to capture people who long for the old days.
Business as usual.
Chrome OS styles itself as an old Windows desktop (compared to forthcoming Win8) to capture people who long for the old days.
Business as usual.
here's chrome os: http://cdn.techpp.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/chrome-os-a...
here's windows 7: http://www.techfuels.com/attachments/windows-7-2000-nt/28356...
Do you mean to say Chrome OS looks like Windows because the toolbar is on the button like Windows and not on the top like *nix?
Either way, IMHO those two desktops look similar.
And there are not thousands of linux interfaces. Having the ability to customize does not mean there's a new interface every time you adjust something. Leave the hyperbole on 4chan.
The first thing I thought of when I looked at the ChromeOS screenshot was it was a cross between Windows and the iPad. The toolbar/taskbar at the bottom is very Windows-y in its appearance, and the grid of icons looks like the iPad launcher (also the Honeycomb launcher too).