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Never goods: Cloud Ready is for schools designed
Many of us do not have to stand around an old notebook or an old desktop PC, which actually would be good enough for simple web applications. One way to make such a box refloat, to install a lightweight Linux distribution it would. Unless you but anyway want to surf the Web, there is also another possibility.
Cloud Ready is a fork of Chromium OS with “Cloud Ready” from Never goods. The developer Never goods originally developed the software for schools, which often have older PCs in use, and not least for financial reasons need a way to make as simple as possible to manage their PC fleet. Here Google’s Chrome OS offers, however, the search giant sells the browser-focused operating system in conjunction with Chromebook hardware. Never goods around the problem with its own fork, which can be easily installed from a USB stick.
Never Goods Cloud Ready: So you come to the Chromium OS Fork
For Private Cloud Ready is free. However, you should know before installing that the manufacturer is no technical support to private installations. After all, there is a forum where you dürftet find the answers to the important questions.
About the Never goods site you can download directly to you Cloud Ready. On the page you also find a manual in PDF format, which you explain how you can create a bootable USB flash drive of the downloaded file on Windows or OS X. If on your old computer Windows 7 or later running, you can you also optionally choose to install Cloud Ready parallel. For other operating systems, there are officially but no dual boot support.
While it can also Never Ware your old mill not be turned into a rocket, but whoever example have an old Windows XP machine used for surfing, should . think for safety reasons for a change of operating system
Also interesting in this context is our article “Windows XP alternative: this 8 Linux distributions are worth a look”
via bgr.com
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