Chrome OS and ChromeOS Flex 125 Released to Stable

Today we are taking a look at the latest stable release of Chrome OS and ChromeOS Flex. I forgot to mention that on Chromebook Plus devices there are new AI related features, but tbh I don't care so much about those. I do have a Chromebook Plus device though and can test them if anyone is interested.
Video recorded using the Beelink SER5, which you can get on Amazon here: amzn.to/3X1FGm0

[@SergioAlbertoRomero]

After 125 on my 2011 Macbook Pro i did see a noticeable improvement in "snappiness" basically the time it takes to boot up login and open Chrome has been improved quite well.

[@BrandonStecklein]

That's good to hear, I think Flex has really gotten solid over the last few months. I have been using Flex on this Beelink Mini PC as my main driver for about a month now with no issues at all.

[@SergioAlbertoRomero]

@@BrandonStecklein Just stopping back to say that 126 seemed fine on the surface but has led to multiple system freezes over the last week or so. I moved to the 127 beta channel today hoping that will solve some of those issues... TBD...

[@Linux_Rules]

Thanks for these updates, they are great! real value for me that would'nt be considering Chrome OS / Flex before your videos, really.

[@erayrafet5571]

We went from 5.10 LTS to 6.6 LTS in M127.

[@superangrybrit]

If your Chromebook ain't a Plus version, it's just a small update. They got the AI stuff. It's usefulness is up for debate.

[@BrandonStecklein]

I am not exactly excited about all of this AI stuff, but I suppose some people are. In particular, it looks like Windows is really going over board with it.

[@fedlago74]

You were great in Office Space

[@BrandonStecklein]

lol "every day you see me, that's on the worst day of my life"

[@ronaldoroda403]

CAD user mouse.