It's been a while since I blogged about Chrome OS. Things have been pretty quiet around the Google-supported operating system for netbooks and tablets. But Hexxeh, a 17th year old developer who's been supplying pre-built versions of the OS for a while now, released an new version yesterday, and it's a lot more polished than earlier builds. It boots in seconds and runs pretty smoothly for a pre-alpha OS. If you're curious about Chrome OS, this is the perfect opportunity to give it a try.
Not only is the 'Flow' build very easy to use, there are complete setup instructions as well. The OS is installed on a USB stick or an SD card (provided your target computer has a card reader it can boot from). It runs off of that drive, so nothing is left behind on the computer's hard drive. Simply take out the SD card and boot up to get back to Windows or whatever you were using before.
