Google’s new Chromium Operating System has been around for a while. But until now it was not possible to try it on a 64-bit system. Well, now you can.
The Google Chromium OS is a lightweight operating system designed with the objective of accessing the internet on a lower power device such as a netbook or a smartbook. And as such the initial release of the Chromium OS didn’t support 64-bit systems. But Google has maintained Chromium open source and now some developers have made it compatible with 64-bit systems. Note that the release is ‘pre-alpha’ and not official. But it is available for download. But before trying it out be aware that Chromium is not a full-fledged OS like the Windows.
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