Tag: microsoft

  • Anduin OS review

    Anduin OS review

    For nearly a month, I have been testing this OS and decided it would be fitting to try it on a first-generation Surface Laptop Go, especially since support for that model ends in November 2024. What makes this OS especially intriguing is that it was developed by a Microsoft engineer, aiming to ease Windows developers’…

  • The future of ChromeOS, and the consquences of merging it with Android

    The future of ChromeOS, and the consquences of merging it with Android

    I always view ChromeOS as a beacon of hope for the open-source desktop. Despite being controlled by a conglomerate, it empowered users to acquire a genuine Linux computer with the convenience of mainstream retailers. Although it didn’t boast high-end performance, it excelled in educational and business settings, when cloud-based operations prevailed. It was functional, low…

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