Google. Simply saying the name is enough to give some shivers down their spine. While they have
been quite fundamental to the sucess of Linux, they are known for being a evil, privacy
destroying company. But, thankfully, they are known to make many of the components of their
operating systems open sourced. While there are many open sourced distributions of Android,
for the longest time, it didn’t seem like there wasn’t any equivalient for ChromeOS. That was
t’ill now. Dahlia OS is a open sourced, Fuchsia based, Linux distro with its own desktop, apps,
and package repository. I personally gave it a whirl, and I would like to share my experience
with you, so you might consider giving it a try.
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A demo of the OS in your web browser:
https://web.dahliaos.io/#/
I added it to the blog. Thanks for reminding me!
Hey, I wanted to see at least a single screenshot. :(
Sorry, it’s added.
DahliaOS is not a Google product/project right?