Stable Channel Update for Chrome OS 112 Released
Google has made the operating system Chrome OS 112 available for download. The system is based on the Linux core, UPSTART system manager, EBUILD/PORTAGE assembly, and the open components of Chrome 112. While the OS uses web applications instead of standard programs, it includes a full-fledged multi-user interface, desktop, and taskbar. The source code is distributed under the free license Apache 2.0. The assembly of Chrome OS 112 is available for most relevant models of Chromebook. For use on ordinary computers, Chrome OS Flex can be used.
Changes in Chrome OS 112 include an updated menu with quick settings, making navigation easier by grouping similar functions. A separate panel for notifications has been added, and the indicator of which is shown to the left of the date. A password recovery option has been added based on the use of the online process of restoration of access to the accounting record in Google. The Screencast application now allows you to create speech transcriptions in languages other than English. A section for viewing and removing saved devices has been added to the fasteners of the quick conjugation of devices. Additionally, the screen of the screenshot features a regime of displaying information about clicks and pressed key combinations during recording.
Users who wish to control the new menu can use the parameter “Chrome: // Flags#QS-Revamp”. For further information, visit the Chromebook community support page, the Google Chromebook blog, or the Chrome OS beta community page. These improvements provide enhanced functionality for Chrome OS 112, making it an even more useful and reliable operating system.