Chromixium sole developer Rich Jack’s innovative version 1.0, released last month, is a Chrome OS clone that runs on nearly any aging or newer computer with the user’s choice of the fully open-sourced Chromium Web browser or Google’s Chrome browser.
Either way, Chromixium gives you a complete Chromebook experience on the hardware of your choice. The innovation is quite impressive. Chromixium also runs software from the Ubuntu distro ecosystem.
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