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Chrome turns 10 this weekend.

I'm going to do something different today - I'm going to highlight a YouTube channel that I personally really enjoy, and that I think might be a good fit for OSNews readers as well. I plan on doing this more often, since I feel a text/article-only focus leads to OSNews missing out on a bunch of really great and informative content. The channels I'll be recommending will all be focused on technology and science, and since I have a deep disdain for the stereotypical spammy, clickbaity YouTube channels, you can be assured I'll only be recommending truly informative and quality channels.I'm going to start off with a channel called PBS Space Time.

Windows 95 as an Electron application? Sure, why not. Of course, this is a VM running Windows 95, but it's a simple downloadable package you can install and run on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Nothing groundbreaking, but still a fun application of Electron. It's pretty much a joke according to the developer, the code quality is "accordingly", and it's probably deeply illegal since it's not approved by Microsoft at all.

The OS/2-derived ArcaOS is now up to version 5.0.3. This latest release appears to be mainly bug fixes and hardware compatibility enhancements.