is legal to use ChromeOS without Chromebook device?

[Syarwan Hamid]

Hello, I'm Hamid, a enthusias tech community.

Sorry before I asking in not right place, but I really wonder, is Google allowing us using Chrome OS in another PC with brunch project from github and cros update server recovery?

I asking that because, I know Chrome OS is Proprietary intellectual who have legality on law and government.

I just wonder, is Google allowing us using that even without buying specific Chromebook device.

Hopefully I hear good news,

Thanks before.

Sincerely,
Hamid.

[Mike Frysinger]

sorry, but you'll never get legal advice like that here (which i guess you can see from no responses)

just use Chromium OS, or try out Neverware

-mike

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[Levent Le]

Hi Mike, 

I got feedback from chipset vendor that Google is controlling Chrome OS licensee even stricter than the Android TV OS. 

I was wondering if Chrome OS/Chromium/CloudReady(any of them) would be support cheap ARM chipset like Rockchip, Amlogic or Allwinner. Since I see Rockchip RK3288 chipset is used for Chromebit product with official Chrome OS, I believe technically it shall be doable. 

Are you aware of any?

Levent

[dragon788]

There have been Rockchip 3288 devices, 3399 devices, Nvidia Tegra devices, Mediatek devices, all of which are ARM based. The bootloader setup is slightly different than the x86_64 boards but there is no reason they shouldn't be supported by projects building Chromium OS other than maybe missing overlays.

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[Seongbin BAK]

What about removing -@CHROMOS on ACCEPTING_LICENSE when I build Chromium OS?

Is that also using Chrome OS? or just using some of Chrome OS packages?