It’s a new way to use a system, with everything in the cloud, but it should be interesting to try (I never had a Chromebook before for information, so it’s new for me at least ^^). Yes, when you think about it, once you have all the websites and apps from Google (Google Docs, YouTube, Hangouts, Gmail, etc.), you have almost everything you need for a desktop computer. Google took some bricks of Linux, like the kernel and Portage to manage packages ( as on Gentoo), but the main goal is to use all the Chromium apps from the browser in a more classic computer system. The first third of the book teaches you the basics, but the following chapters include projects you can try on your own.Īs mentioned in the introduction, Chromium OS is an open-source version of the system created by Google (Chrome OS), that you can use for free, as a Linux distribution. It’s a 30-day challenge, where you learn one new thing every day until you become a Raspberry Pi expert.
If you are looking to quickly progress on Raspberry Pi, you can check out my e-book here.
I will explain everything to you, step-by-step, but also show you how to upgrade this light system into something you can really use as your main system. Thanks to this work of the developer team, the installation is straightforward.
Releases are updated regularly and can be installed on a Raspberry Pi with a tool like Balena Etcher. You can’t install it directly on other devices, but an open-source version is available : Chromium OS.Īs for the browser of the same name, Chromium OS can be installed on Raspberry Pi, and I will show you how in this tutorial.Ĭhromium OS is the open-source version of Chrome OS, and is available on Raspberry Pi through a GitHub project: FydeOS. Chrome OS is the operating system created by Google, and used on their Chromebook devices.
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