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I want to start by saying that I appreciate the work you've put into creating ThoriumOS. It's an interesting alternative to ChromeOS, and I like the direction you're heading in. However, there are a few things related to the browser, Android integration, and Linux installation that I'd like to point out:
Color scheme: The combination of blue and green for the browser menus is not to my liking. I'd prefer it if you reverted to the standard colors offered by ChromeOS.
X icon: The red X icon for closing applications is a bit jarring at times, especially when it appears in red. I'd prefer it if a more neutral color was used or if you reverted to the standard ChromeOS look.
Google Assistant: Unfortunately, Google Assistant doesn't work at all. It crashes every time I try to activate it with "Hey Google."
Android integration: It would be great to see better integration with the Android ecosystem, especially since Google Assistant isn't currently working.
Linux installation: I've encountered issues installing the Linux ecosystem. The installation process gets stuck, and I'm unable to proceed.
I hope this feedback is helpful. Keep up the good work, and I'm looking forward to seeing how ThoriumOS evolves!
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I want all this to be taken into account, especially with the browser and the specified colors that I want to be stick. Combine and brunch in thorium os and add an official iso image Chrome os with android. You can do this: That can be done easily, merge the Brunch Custom RootC into the ThoriumOS's RootC.
Then, use this newly created Brunched-ThoriumOS.img as the base ChromiumOS image that the Brunch-Toolchain found here [ https://github.com/sebanc/brunch-toolchain ] rebuilds into the official ChromeOS-Recovery.bin image file.
I want to let the normal system be that Chrome OS only that with native Linux and android support. Don't change anything else or mess with your browser.
Hi Thorium team,
I want to start by saying that I appreciate the work you've put into creating ThoriumOS. It's an interesting alternative to ChromeOS, and I like the direction you're heading in. However, there are a few things related to the browser, Android integration, and Linux installation that I'd like to point out:
Color scheme: The combination of blue and green for the browser menus is not to my liking. I'd prefer it if you reverted to the standard colors offered by ChromeOS.
X icon: The red X icon for closing applications is a bit jarring at times, especially when it appears in red. I'd prefer it if a more neutral color was used or if you reverted to the standard ChromeOS look.
Google Assistant: Unfortunately, Google Assistant doesn't work at all. It crashes every time I try to activate it with "Hey Google."
Android integration: It would be great to see better integration with the Android ecosystem, especially since Google Assistant isn't currently working.
Linux installation: I've encountered issues installing the Linux ecosystem. The installation process gets stuck, and I'm unable to proceed.
I hope this feedback is helpful. Keep up the good work, and I'm looking forward to seeing how ThoriumOS evolves!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: