There's a total opportunity here for a third operating system to make a desktop play - but no one seems to be interested in doing one.
Ubuntu? Window of opportunity has passed & Canonical doesn't seem interested in desktop market.
Chrome OS? Awesome as a browser+netbook, but a bit limited for some people's tastes.
Really, if a company like Google had been able to produce a true and full operating system, with Ubuntu/Linux extensibility and the beauty of Mac OS/ChromeOS, they could have come up with a winner ... but it hasn't happened yet.
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There's a total opportunity here for a third operating system to make a desktop play - but no one seems to be interested in doing one.
Ubuntu? Window of opportunity has passed & Canonical doesn't seem interested in desktop market.
Chrome OS? Awesome as a browser+netbook, but a bit limited for some people's tastes.
Really, if a company like Google had been able to produce a true and full operating system, with Ubuntu/Linux extensibility and the beauty of Mac OS/ChromeOS, they could have come up with a winner ... but it hasn't happened yet.