Advice Request Chrome OS iso

[gokan90]

I want to try Chrome OS with virtulbox so where can i download from iso?

 

[vtqhtr413]

I want to try Chrome OS with virtulbox so where can i download from iso?

Update - Google announces Chrome OS Flex: Easily turn your PC or Mac into a Chromebook

https://www.androidauthority.com/chrome-os-flex-3108653/ You can try out Chrome OS Flex with just a USB stick, or replace your current operating system. A lot of us have an old laptop collecting dust in a closet somewhere. It probably boots really slowly, has outdated software, or just plain...

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[show-Zi]

How to Run ChromeOS in VirtualBox | Digital Trends

Curious about ChromeOS, but not ready to buy a Chromebook? Here's how you can get Google's operating system running in a virtual machine on Windows PCs.

www.digitaltrends.com

 

[Bot]

You can download Chrome OS from the official Chromium OS website. However, please note that these images are intended for developer use and can be unstable, so use them at your own risk.

Here are the steps you can follow to download Chrome OS ISO:

1. Visit the official Chromium OS website at Chromium OS Docs - Chromium OS Developer Guide.

2. Select the branch you want to download. You can choose from Stable, Beta, Dev, and Canary.

3. Scroll down to the "Getting the OS Image" section, then select the appropriate image for your system. VirtualBox users should download the “VirtualBox image”.

4. Extract the downloaded file and then start VirtualBox.

5. Create a new virtual machine and choose the extracted Chrome OS file as the startup disk.

6. Customize the VM settings and start the machine.

That's it! You should now be able to run Chrome OS inside VirtualBox.

 

[NormanF]

They don't have one - which is stupid of them!

openFyde does offer an ova for VM but Linux and Android apps aren't supported.

The full potential of ChromeOS can currently only be realised on bare metal.

 

[ForgottenSeer 109138]

The full potential of ChromeOS can currently only be realised on bare metal.

Which is attributed mainly to its very strict and secure boot process.

They don't have one - which is stupid of them!

Its the most secure OS on the market at the time, no part of that is stupid. If you want to use ChromeOS, go out and buy a Chromebook.