> Until now, Nexedi has been maintaining a derivative of ChromiumOS with some extra features: NayuOS. However, the gap between ChromiumOS and its proprietary counterpart ChromeOS has increased so much that we see no possibility to maintain a usable NayuOS in the long terme.
In what ways has the gap between ChromiumOS and ChromeOS increased? Is that true of Chromium and Chrome as well?
> Nexedi has thus decided to support the /e/ foundation and its sister corporation, with the hope that /e/ would some day become a usable OS for desktop or laptop.
In what ways has the gap between ChromiumOS and ChromeOS increased? Is that true of Chromium and Chrome as well?
> Nexedi has thus decided to support the /e/ foundation and its sister corporation, with the hope that /e/ would some day become a usable OS for desktop or laptop.
Good for them, I think/hope!