I don't have Changelogs. This blog is unofficial, it's not maintained by Google or the Chrome OS team. These update posts are autogenerated by "watching" the cros-omahaproxy.appspot.com site and publushing changes.
However, blog followers do tend to report what they've noticed about the update in the blog comments so that at least gives you some idea. You can also keep an eye on git.chromium.org to see very low level changes to Chrome OS.
This beta release screwed up the touch-pad. Really sensitive, and I have it on lowest settings. Also re-enabled touch-to-click, which now can't be turned off.
could you maybe add changelogs to these posts? you could put them "after the break" as to not clog the frontpage or rss feeds.
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ReplyDeleteI don't have Changelogs. This blog is unofficial, it's not maintained by Google or the Chrome OS team. These update posts are autogenerated by "watching" the cros-omahaproxy.appspot.com site and publushing changes.
However, blog followers do tend to report what they've noticed about the update in the blog comments so that at least gives you some idea. You can also keep an eye on git.chromium.org to see very low level changes to Chrome OS.
This beta release screwed up the touch-pad. Really sensitive, and I have it on lowest settings. Also re-enabled touch-to-click, which now can't be turned off.
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