One of the advantages of any software going open-source is that in a short amount of time, you begin to see spin-off and forks, customized versions for all tastes. In less than a day after Google announced the availability of Chrome OS source, there were already builds which were floating around the internet.
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Since then we have seen many other build of Chrome OS become available. A build by "Hexxeh" trimmed down the space requirements of the OS -- which required at least a 4GB pendrive -- an...
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