Add to Chrome
Add to Edge
Add to Firefox
Add to Opera
Add to Brave
Add to Safari
Maybe this option should be flagged and each of those distros be added separately? Since Chromium OS isn't a user-facing OS perse.
All ChromiumOS forks share the same User-Interface/Desktop so there is no need to add each distribution seperately. However since building ChromiumOS as an end-user is a nearly impossible task there should be a list (in the description) to the most used ChromiumOS forks like: ChromeOS, CloudReady, FydeOS etc.
ChromiumOS technically does not fit the question, so we can't add it. And to follow the format of Slant, we should add things that have a "get it here" link that allows you to get the product that was compared to others under the given question. I think the solution would be to add a selection of the distros - whichever of them seem best.
ChromiumOS technically does not fit the question
It does, because we compare Desktops here not the OS" itself.
Distributions have nothing to do with desktops as a distribution is a software bundle published by someone ( OS+User-land+Desktop+Applications). As for me this Question compares desktops, the part of the OS in which the user interacts, so we talk/compare things like web browsing, file management and window management(basically everything after the login)
As for me this Question compares desktops
Well, yes, but Chromium OS is not a DE even though it kinda technically includes a DE. It can be confusing for other users to have this listed here. It's not like you can use the Chromium OS desktop with any distribution (like with KDE for example).
As you can see in the Question ist is not about Linux desktop environments - it is about Desktops and Chromium has a desktop. It has its own panel an browser, a file manager and a archie manager.
PS: I started this question so I know for what i was asking - the problem is just that this side does not allow to add a description to a question to add more details.
Wouldn't this qualify "Windows" as an answer too then? Since Windows is an OS that comes with a built-in DE.
Yes, it is also included just like: OS/2, OSX, Haiku or PhoenixOS
A desktop like any other - probably flagged by some Linux fanboys