Chrome OS needs to remember the Linux lessons

"Chrome OS is designed so that nearly all your computing needs will be dealt with by 'the cloud'. Which for many will just be an extension of the large amount of time they already spend making use of a browser, whether it is Chrome or one of the other versions.

"The big drawback with any notebook equipped with the Chrome OS is that it will be unable to run any type of desktop application, this in turn will mean that it will become practically useless if it is not connected to the Internet."

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