ChromeOS Screenshot ChromeOS added a cool feature to allow videos as well as images to be taken from the desktop. The cool part of this feature is you can choose which part of the screen to snapshot. If you are a blogger, this makes you life much simpler and is a welcome addition. The output by default is Webm, however …

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ChromeOS Terminal The default terminal in ChromeOs was making some of my applications look less than their best. For example Pass is one of the main applications that I use on a regular basis. When using this software the border that was meant to be shown as lines is actually displaying garbage characters. The above …

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Recently while playing with some development tools, I was surprised to see Minikube now runs on ChromeOS. Minikube allows for a scaled down Kubernetes cluster running directly on your host machine. Kubernetes is a container orchestrator. Put simply it enables the "simplified" running of containers. In this …

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ChromeOS can create multiple virtual machines to run various software. Creating a new virtual machine allows for software to be tested without ruining your existing setup. It is also great for running programs in an isolated fashion. In this blog post learn how to Create a new virtual machine in ChromeOS. Introduction …

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Why ChromeOS may offer more than you thought? ChromeOS is one of the worst best-kept secrets in technology. Google describes ChromeOS as a speedy, simple and secure operating system. ChromeOS focuses on simplicity, think using a browser - but full supported by a full blown operating system. It also includes features …

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