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  1. draft - ChromeOS - Re: GUI installation of .deb packages has been deprecated.

    A - so, is it "good" for "them" or "us" or "business" or what. Is it almost trying to make it feel like that sort of "no side loading" type of feeling? Or force people to use the terminal or. Or make it so "dummies" don't install bad things by accident or something? Or is it none of the above or some of the above or we just don't know? Hm. I wonder. bc it was kinda nice having the gui installation capability and this feels like a downgrade. Hm. But even if it is some of the above, and have them force users to the terminal for *initial installation* it doesn't make sense to force users to the terminal for *software updates* as software updates include security stuff that would be beneficial for all users even "dummies" or whatever. Like, sure, maybe the initial installation should require terminal, but the UI should support software updates via the gui.

    #chromeOS #chromebook #chromeos150 #chromeOS160 #chromebookplus #8gbram #12gbram #16gbram #corei3 #corei5 #googlechrome #googlebook #aluminumOS

  2. draft - ChromeOS - Re: GUI installation of .deb packages has been deprecated.

    A - so, is it "good" for "them" or "us" or "business" or what. Is it almost trying to make it feel like that sort of "no side loading" type of feeling? Or force people to use the terminal or. Or make it so "dummies" don't install bad things by accident or something? Or is it none of the above or some of the above or we just don't know? Hm. I wonder. bc it was kinda nice having the gui installation capability and this feels like a downgrade. Hm. But even if it is some of the above, and have them force users to the terminal for *initial installation* it doesn't make sense to force users to the terminal for *software updates* as software updates include security stuff that would be beneficial for all users even "dummies" or whatever. Like, sure, maybe the initial installation should require terminal, but the UI should support software updates via the gui.

    #chromeOS #chromebook #chromeos150 #chromeOS160 #chromebookplus #8gbram #12gbram #16gbram #corei3 #corei5 #googlechrome #googlebook #aluminumOS

  3. draft - ChromeOS - Re: GUI installation of .deb packages has been deprecated.

    A - so, is it "good" for "them" or "us" or "business" or what. Is it almost trying to make it feel like that sort of "no side loading" type of feeling? Or force people to use the terminal or. Or make it so "dummies" don't install bad things by accident or something? Or is it none of the above or some of the above or we just don't know? Hm. I wonder. bc it was kinda nice having the gui installation capability and this feels like a downgrade. Hm. But even if it is some of the above, and have them force users to the terminal for *initial installation* it doesn't make sense to force users to the terminal for *software updates* as software updates include security stuff that would be beneficial for all users even "dummies" or whatever. Like, sure, maybe the initial installation should require terminal, but the UI should support software updates via the gui.

    #chromeOS #chromebook #chromeos150 #chromeOS160 #chromebookplus #8gbram #12gbram #16gbram #corei3 #corei5 #googlechrome #googlebook #aluminumOS

  4. draft - ChromeOS - Re: GUI installation of .deb packages has been deprecated.

    A - so, is it "good" for "them" or "us" or "business" or what. Is it almost trying to make it feel like that sort of "no side loading" type of feeling? Or force people to use the terminal or. Or make it so "dummies" don't install bad things by accident or something? Or is it none of the above or some of the above or we just don't know? Hm. I wonder. bc it was kinda nice having the gui installation capability and this feels like a downgrade. Hm. But even if it is some of the above, and have them force users to the terminal for *initial installation* it doesn't make sense to force users to the terminal for *software updates* as software updates include security stuff that would be beneficial for all users even "dummies" or whatever. Like, sure, maybe the initial installation should require terminal, but the UI should support software updates via the gui.

  5. GOOGLE PUSHES ON-DEVICE AI FRAMEWORK, LITEREverything

    Google's new LiteRT AI framework allows features to run on phones, watches, and laptops without internet. See how it works and what it means for you.

    #GoogleAI, #LiteRT, #OnDeviceAI, #PixelWatch, #ChromebookPlus

    newsletter.tf/google-lrt-ai-ru

  6. Google's new LiteRT AI framework is now running on devices like the Pixel Watch and Chromebook Plus. This means AI features can work without an internet connection, making them faster and more private.

    #GoogleAI, #LiteRT, #OnDeviceAI, #PixelWatch, #ChromebookPlus
    newsletter.tf/google-lrt-ai-ru

  7. Chrome suma Gemini en barra lateral persistente: preguntas sobre la pestaña o grupos y llega a Chromebook Plus. Hoy también Nano Banana para editar imágenes; pronto auto-browse, agente que recorre webs, para AI Pro/Ultra en EE. UU. aidoo.news/noticia/xkXRLr

    #Chrome #ChromebookPlus #InteligenciaArtificial #Navegadores #Tecnologia

  8. Szewc w końcu kupił buty. Gemini wchodzi do przeglądarki na ChromeOS (z półrocznym poślizgiem)

    Sytuacja jest niemal komiczna. We wrześniu 2025 roku Google udostępniło funkcję „Gemini in Chrome” szerokiemu gronu odbiorców na Windowsie i macOS. Użytkownicy Chromebooków – komputerów, których jedynym celem istnienia jest bycie oknem na usługi Google – musieli obejść się smakiem. Aż do teraz.

    AI, które „widzi” Twoje zakładki

    Natywna integracja Gemini z przeglądarką Chrome zaczęła wreszcie pojawiać się na ChromeOS, konkretnie w kanale testowym Canary. Dlaczego to ważne? Bo to nie jest zwykły skrót do strony z chatbotem. Funkcja „Gemini in Chrome” działa jako boczny panel, który ma dostęp do kontekstu Twojej pracy. Możesz poprosić AI o:

    • Podsumowanie artykułu, który masz otwarty w aktywnej karcie.
    • Porównanie informacji z kilku otwartych kart (np. specyfikacji produktów w różnych sklepach).
    • Odwołanie się do stron odwiedzonych w historii przeglądania.

    To narzędzie, które realnie przyspiesza research, pod warunkiem, że jest głęboko zintegrowane z przeglądarką.

    Cel: Chrome 144

    Google oficjalnie potwierdziło na stronach wsparcia, że celem wdrożenia jest wersja Chrome 144. To właśnie ta aktualizacja ma przynieść Gemini na paski zadań użytkowników ChromeOS. Biorąc pod uwagę obecność funkcji w kanale Canary, premiera jest już blisko.

    Jest jednak haczyk. Wiele wskazuje na to, że – przynajmniej na początku – nowość trafi wyłącznie na certyfikowane urządzenia z serii Chromebook Plus. Posiadacze starszych lub budżetowych modeli (często spotykanych w edukacji) mogą na to poczekać jeszcze dłużej.

    Mimo wszystko dobrze widzieć, że Google w końcu przypomniało sobie o własnym systemie operacyjnym. Lepiej późno niż wcale.

    Nowy chip MediaTek ma odmienić Chromebooki. Obiecuje o 35% dłuższą pracę i laptopy bez wentylatorów

    #Chrome144 #ChromebookPlus #ChromeOS #GeminiInChrome #GoogleAI #news #sztucznaInteligencja