The father of free software: aversion to cloud computing dissatisfaction chrome

The father of free software, Richard Stallman, does not like Chrome OS. Stallman, the founder of the Free Software Foundation, recently said in an interview with the Guardian that he resented the current so-called "cloud computing", which it called "Sloppy Computing" (careless Computing). Chrome OS is based on Stallman's life-GNU project development, "but not pre-installed nor allowed to install any traditional local hard drive applications"-This is Stallman's exact words. This is where Chrome OS is going to settle down, and Google believes that laptops are not allowed to install any foreign programs, and that it is safer than a machine that allows malware to invade at will, and that startup speed can be faster because the pre-installed content is cut off. Stallman very much mind that users give up their ownership of their data and hand it over to the cloud, citing the example that the government can directly deprive the search of your data, and even avoid the search warrant. He has warned the public about such security issues for years. Via CNET