It looks as if they are just removing all the connections to Google services and making the chromebooks developer friendly with things such as git and npm preinstalled.
On Chromium OS derivatives, there is a "guest" mode, which is not linked to any Google account and is like a browser "Private Browsing" (Firefox) or "Incognito mode" (Chrom*).
We want to use it daily, and are doing this and by using/developing JavaScript applications, and by adding our favorite packages to NayuOS.
There is no way to add custom packages on Chrome OS (and we don't want to use Chrome OS because of privacy issue anyway).
We also share the binary images for some Chromebooks (not all right now, sorry). This is not the case for Chromium OS, that you have to build yourself.
On Chromium OS derivatives, there is a "guest" mode, which is not linked to any Google account and is like a browser "Private Browsing" (Firefox) or "Incognito mode" (Chrom*). We want to use it daily, and are doing this and by using/developing JavaScript applications, and by adding our favorite packages to NayuOS.
There is no way to add custom packages on Chrome OS (and we don't want to use Chrome OS because of privacy issue anyway).
We also share the binary images for some Chromebooks (not all right now, sorry). This is not the case for Chromium OS, that you have to build yourself.
(By the way, npm is not available right now).