The most obvious solution was Oracle’s Virtualbox, a free and open-source virtualization program for Windows, OS X, and Linux. The whole setup is nothing but a browser, a portal for you to get online and use Google’s services. It’s fast, lightweight, and quite literally runs nothing but Chrome. For people who still want a PC-like experience, the company offers a set of laptops running a highly customized version of Linux. This is Google’s answer to the desktop question. If it got its way, you would never have to use anything other than Google products.Įnter ChromeOS. With each new service, Mountain View is moving closer to its obvious goal – creating a complete, end-to-end ecosystem for its users. We’ve seen some seriously amazing web apps like Google Docs, Google Drive, and Google Play Music. Over the last few years, Google has made some cool products for the internet.
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