Go Get It: Google Chrome OS Source Code!
Ahead of Google’s Chrome OS event this morning, the company’s own Matt Cutts announced via Twitter that the source code was online and ready for download. The code is available here, and following is a screenshot of the files currently available there.
If you plan to dig into the source code, Chromium.org is a great place to get started for both the Chrome browser as well as Chrome OS. In addition to links for source code updates, there are a host of how-tos and troubleshooting, design docs, discussion groups and even videos showing various aspects of Google’s hot new OS.
So what are you waiting for?
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So is Google Chrome for Mac? I'm not interested in the OS, since Leopard is so awesome, but I would love to try a new browser. I followed the link, but it has just the OS, and the Google Chrome page says "Sign up for news on Mac development". I am confused.
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