It looks like the development of the Black Lab Linux distribution is slowly moving towards the NetOS operating system that Black Lab Software designed as a drop-in replacement for Google’s Chrome OS. Of course, NetOS is based on Black Lab Linux, and it can be installed on any x86 PC. There are currently three editions of NetOS available, NetOS, NetOS Enterprise, and NetOS Education.
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