Waiting for Chrome
I keep expecting Google to release an alpha version of their Chrome operating system, but it hasn't happened yet. I know they're working on it, but that's about all I can say. However, over in China, there's a story of early devices running alpha Chrome and some Linux fans have made their own version of Chrome.
First, there's a report from Shanzai, a news site that covers China's technology business that "devices sporting Google's much trumpeted Chrome OS will start to appear in mid October." Specifically, Chrome will show up in devices using the Chinese-designed Loongson CPU.
Be that as it may, some Linux users don't want to wait any longer for Chrome, so they've used SUSE Studio to roll their own version of Chrome Linux.
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