VMware announced that it's expanding its partnership with Google with improved application accessibility on Chromebooks.
The virtualization giant said VMware Workspace One will enable one-click secure authentication and management of web, cloud, and virtual applications for businesses using Chromebooks.
The integration expands on VMware's existing partnership with Google, which began in 2015 as a way to bring Windows access to Chromebooks. VMware said the latest integration is aimed at accelerating the adoption of Chromebooks in the enterprise without compromising usability and productivity at work.
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This is good news for Chrome OS users who need to use Windows and Windows software on a Chromebook, so they can use MS Office, and games like League of Legends which are not available on Chrome OS.
Chromebook users can also dual-boot both Ubuntu Linux and Chrome OS. But, Ubuntu Linux does not support popular software like MS Office, and games like League of Legends, and Grand Theft Auto 5 without using a Windows runtime software like WINE which sometimes can't run some Windows software titles.
The virtualization giant said VMware Workspace One will enable one-click secure authentication and management of web, cloud, and virtual applications for businesses using Chromebooks.
The integration expands on VMware's existing partnership with Google, which began in 2015 as a way to bring Windows access to Chromebooks. VMware said the latest integration is aimed at accelerating the adoption of Chromebooks in the enterprise without compromising usability and productivity at work.
Read More
This is good news for Chrome OS users who need to use Windows and Windows software on a Chromebook, so they can use MS Office, and games like League of Legends which are not available on Chrome OS.
Chromebook users can also dual-boot both Ubuntu Linux and Chrome OS. But, Ubuntu Linux does not support popular software like MS Office, and games like League of Legends, and Grand Theft Auto 5 without using a Windows runtime software like WINE which sometimes can't run some Windows software titles.
