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Some users believe Google's Chrome OS makes Web surfing an incredibly pleasant and secure experience, but most of the problems that have surfaced relate to what it can not currently do - i.e. nearly everything a traditional desktop operating systems like Windows, Mac and Linux can. One solution will be dual-booting, allowing users to choose either Chrome OS or a Linux distribution at boot time. Google's Chromium project site is now hosting instructions for booting Ubuntu Linux alongside Chrome OS. The process
is cumbersome but indicates that dual-booting Chrome OS should be possible and a bit simpler when Google make production releases available in mid-2011.
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