Chrome OS 111, an operating system based on the Linux core, UPSTART system manager, EBUILD/PORTAGE assembly, and open components of Chrome 111, has been released and is now available. The user environment of Chrome OS limits Web-browser, and instead of standard programs, web applications are involved; however, the Chrome OS includes a full-fledged multi-asser interface, desktop and taskbar. The source texts are distributed under the free license Apache 2.0. The assembly of Chrome OS 111 is available for the majority of relevant models of Chromebook. For use on ordinary computers, the editorial office of Chrome OS Flex.
The main changes in Chrome OS 111 include:
- A simpler and easier way to pair with Bluetooth devices and Android smartphones. The platform automatically determines the new device and allows for quick and easy connection. Bluetooth devices are attached to the Google account, simplifying switching between devices.
- In the text editor, a hint on available keyboard combinations has been added.
- For centralized control devices, the possibility of identifying the device from which the print output was sent was given. Information about the source is transmitted through the IPP attribute Client-info.
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