This itself is a dealbreaker (and probably a recipe for some litigations in future).
GrapheneOS for desktop — with a few more knobs exposed — would probably be second only to Qubes from a security standpoint.
Yes, I use a lot of emdashes.
If only you used them properly—like this.
This paragraph in particular shows a confusing lack of understanding:
"The name itself is deliberate. ChromeOS came from Chromium — a metallic element ending in "-ium." Aluminium follows the same pattern, but the British spelling highlights the prefix Al, standing for Android-Linux: an honest acknowledgment of what this platform is built on."
The British spelling does not in fact highlight the fact that the word starts with "Al" any more than the American spelling would. By this point in the page I got angry and stopped reading, because it's a waste of my time.
Edit: if this is a parody, it makes way more sense. I fell for it!
Also says at the bottom: "Not officially affiliated with Google."
There us certainly more about how it can't run Adobe than what Gemini could do to improve your desktop workflows. Terrible site.
So... built on Android built on Linux built on GNU inspired by UNIX?
This thing stinks so hard of AI that it's impossible to trust any of the specific details.
IMO this is slop, it's not worth reading, once we have something written by an actual human with actual information about the subject, I'll read that.
Are we living in minimal effort, maximum Marketing BS world now?
