
The corporation plans to completely stop updating the system in 2034
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Chrome OS is a distribution of the operating system based on the GNU/Linux kernel from Google, the first version of which was released on June 15, 2011.
Google has revealed the timing of support for the operating system (OS) for ChromeOS computers. The company's statement was quoted by 9to5Google.
The company spoke about changes associated with the release of a new operating system for computers, Googlebook OS. It is designed to replace the very popular ChromeOS. The corporation emphasized that they will gradually begin to transfer modern devices to Googlebook OS, but support for ChromeOS will remain for a long time.
The corporation promised that it would stop releasing updates and supporting the popular OS in 2034. Thus, Google will “bury” ChromeOS only after eight years.
Journalists from specialized media also cited the company’s statement, according to which most computers based on the proprietary operating system can be easily transferred to control the more modern Googlebook OS. The new system will maintain the 10-year cycle of updates and security patches that Chromebook users are accustomed to.
Chrome OS is an operating system distribution based on the GNU/Linux kernel from Google. The first version of the OS was released on June 15, 2011. Chrome OS is positioned as an open and free operating system; it is often used in computers for the educational sector.
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Complete end of ChromeOS support in 2034
Very likely · Within years

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