When the Pixel C was first released, there was much speculation about whether this was originally intended to run a tablet version of Chrome OS instead of the marshmallow with which should reach the market. there is no easy way to put even the Pixel C to run Chrome OS, but now you can experience the Android desktop version developed by Jide. The Remix OS, which was recently updated to add the code based on Android 6.0, is now available for Pixel C. Nexus 9, HTC and Google in 2014, receive the same treatment.
The Remix OS He was making its way to any cost, even when programmers had to remove the built-in compatibility with Google services. A small but growing number of desktop and laptop models are being shipped with this software in China, and is now available as a plug-and-play operating system for desktop hardware x86 and x64 (without uninstalling Windows). If you have not had the opportunity to check and do not mind flashing something new for your tablet, then try this novelty.
Jide only is offering compilations for Pixel C and Nexus 9 via torrent. This saves some more expensive accommodation costs with the peer-to-peer file sharing, but this means you will need a torrent client such as uTorrent to actually get the files. After installing it, you may want to add Google services that are not included in the software
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