Virtualised Chrome OS Virtualization Software
November 24, 2009 | Computer, Software | Comments OffFor the curious / nosy version of Chrome OS was released that any beginner can run on their computers, whether Windows, Linux or Mac OS. Much work has been done by all the guys able to gdgt who compiled all the code that allows it to be run using virtualization software VMware Player / Fusion or VirtualBox.
Given the Chrome OS is virtualized it means that your actual operating system will not be affected. Indeed Chrome OS will be run in and can be opened or closed like any other program. Essentially, it should satisfy those who are dying to have a game with platform and exciting division of opinion. Complete instructions on how to get up and running are on the site gdgt. In related and very predictable new Mac OS X 10.6.2, ie the latest version of Snow Leopard, which has been amended to remove the support of the Intel Atom has already been hacked to have reactivated.
Apple’s move had angered many of the so-called “Hackintosh” community as it prevented them from porting platform for netbooks – a popular pastime that the Cupertino giant has not yet provided a computer Notebook entry level to use OS X that does not break the bank. Expect the usual cat and mouse game to get started today off with Apple support Atom in its next update to OS X and re-enabling hackintosh crowd a few days later. Annoying? Probably not, because that’s the kind of challenge pirates live! [via trustedreviews]
