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Unlike other operating systems,
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ChromeOS has one
main purpose to be
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a secure and simple way
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for the user to
interact with the web.
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Not so long ago,
the idea of having
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an operating system dedicated to
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running a web browser
would have seemed weird,
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like it was underusing
the computer.
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But today, you can do so
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much just through
your web browser.
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You can communicate
through email,
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create and share documents,
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edit photos, and even
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connect remotely to
another computer,
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and the list continues to grow.
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The development of
new web applications
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increases the number
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of things users can do all
within the web browser.
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This means that for
a lot of people,
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most of their daily computer use
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happens inside the browser.
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Having an operating
system built around
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a web browser makes
a lot of sense.
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That said, ChromeOS is more
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than just a web browsing
operating system.
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It can also run
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Android and Linux applications
inside containers.
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The user interface in
ChromeOS is customized,
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so you can only see
the Chrome interface.
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Process management, memory and
input and output are still
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happening behind the scenes
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but you don't need to
deal with any of that.
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You only need to deal
with the browser.
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ChromeOS machines
come pre-installed
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with the operating system.
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There's nothing
for us to install.
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When you log into a
ChromeOS machine,
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you're also signing into
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the Chrome browser.
Let's do that now.
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I've logged into my
ChromeOS machine.
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It's pulling up my
Chrome settings and
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extensions from
the configuration
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stored in external servers
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provided by the Chrome
infrastructure.
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This means that ChromeOS
machines are interchangeable
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because most data is stored
in the Cloud, not locally.
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Two other characteristics of
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ChromeOS are that it's extremely
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simple to use and very hard
for users to meddle with.
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Since users don't have
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administrator rights on
their ChromeOS machines,
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they won't be able to alter
the system configuration.
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Also, ChromeOS has
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an automatic update
mechanism that
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includes a fail-safe in
case anything goes wrong.
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This means that the user
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doesn't need to worry
about problems or
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hacks in the system because
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it's designed to
stay up and running.
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Finally, ChromeOS
has strong security,
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which we'll learn about
in an upcoming course.
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For now, you just need to
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know that ChromeOS
allows users to
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browse the web without
worrying about
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malware and to share
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machines while keeping
their data private.
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It also ensures
that data won't be
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compromised if the
machine is stolen.
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In short, there's no need to
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worry about harmful
software that
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might be out there because
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ChromeOS defense
against these threats.
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As an IT support specialist,
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you may find that
some of the users in
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your organization will choose
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ChromeOS for their daily work.
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Since it's so easy to
use and rarely breaks,
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we won't cover daily
support in further detail.
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