Skype announced that It’s developing a “Open Source” version of Skype on Linux.
Customers has expressed concerns in comments saying the Skype’s Internet Protocol software might remain closed.
Skype didn’t announce a date, however they said Open Source version will be available in a nearest future. But users are asking the company to name a date on their blog.
Source: theinquirer.net
I found a working Chrome OS; which is also available for free download. But this one is a VMWare Image.
You’ll need VMware Player (or VMware Fusion for Macs) to get it running. VirtualBox can also use VMware VMDK images, but it isn’t always perfect.
Now you might be thinking what BeOS is? I’m just going to tell a bit about this project.
BeOS was an operating system for personal computers which began development by Be Inc in 1991.Its a closed source software. It was 1st written to run of Be Box. BeOS GUI was developed based on the principles of clarity and a clean, uncluttered design. It also have access to command line through Bash.
It was a competitor to Microsoft Windows & Linux, However it was unable to achieve market. Today BeOS is used and developed by small population of Enthusiasts.
Source: Wikipedia
Don’t get excited, stable version isn’t released yet. Google says an early developer channel version is available, but don’t download it unless your a developer. More info on Google.
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