Chrome OS is now running under a 64 bit CPU

While following the Node and NPM on Chromebook (Chrome OS) blog on how to set up Node, I had the same problem as some of the users that posted a comment. I was getting an cannot execute binary file error when trying to run the downloaded binary files from Archlinux.

This can be confirmed by running uname -m (one of the ways to check if linux OS is 32 bit or 64 Bit) which should return x86_64.

This means that the links provided on that link should be changed from:

Linus gift to the world will be Git not Linux (and what about an OS built on top of an hash-driven file system?)

I know it is a big claim, but I think that Linus Torvalds will be more famous for creating Git than for this work on Linux

Linux is a great example of OpenSource development and a good OS. Its impact is mainly technical and behind the scenes.

Git is a hashed-based file system with built-it version control. Its impact is not only technical but social.

The more I use Git, the more I appreciate its beauty, simplicity and ability to scale while handling complex workflows.

Running linux on the browser using jslinux

This is simply amazing, at http://bellard.org/jslinux/ you can run Linux on a browser: