[jasonvorhe]

That's still just another Linux distribution with a few improvements to Chromebook-compatibility. I'm still hoping for a team to form around Chromium OS to better integrate open source into it, so that people can run something like Chrome OS without having to have a Google account. I'm disappointed that there isn't something like a new approach to Firefox OS using Chromium OS from Mozilla. In a couple of years, Google will move everything to Fuchsia and away from Linux and then everyone who doesn't want to run Windows/macOS/Fuchsia for privacy or "openness" reasons will still be stuck with the classic desktop Linux without the improvements of storing userdata in some kind of personal cloud per default.